When the city’s neon lights twist into ghostly shapes at midnight, Jing Mo is still an ordinary office worker, his back bent beneath the weight of life. A sudden transmigration sweeps him into a supernatural world intertwined with reality. Ancient evil spirits haunt the shadows of skyscrapers, secret doors to the underworld lie deep in subway tunnels, and the horrors he once thought were nightmares prove to be very real threats to his life.
New to this strange world, Jing Mo watches his loved ones die beneath the claws of evil creatures. The tolerance he once showed earns him no mercy. Fighting alongside Feng Ying, he struggles to survive through blood and fire, rising from the ruins again and again to protect the few bonds he has left. Feng Ying’s youthful passion and impulsiveness, like that of a young hunter, once drove them to the brink of the abyss, but also forged a true brotherhood between them in the face of death. Meanwhile, Ming Yuan, a soul once lost in the light, rules the darkness in the name of revenge, closing in step by step as if determined to drag the whole world into eternal night.
As fate surges like a tide, Jing Mo sheds his suit, dons a black robe, and wields the power of spirit weapons, transforming from a lowly employee into a Martial Venerable of the Supernatural, feared by evil spirits. Yet every leap in power comes at the cost of an irreversible sacrifice, and every demon he slays leaves a deeper mark on his soul. When he finally stands at the pinnacle, face-to-face with Ming Yuan, he discovers that the line between good and evil has blurred like the fading glow of a dying candle.
If fate is an elaborate trap, then when the truth is revealed, should humanity choose revenge or forgiveness?
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