Hell’s Judge: Carrying Out Sentences in the Mortal Realm

Chen Mo is an ordinary officer in the East District Criminal Investigation Team, assigned to cases that have gone nowhere.

A string of bizarre murders breaks out. Every victim is a villain, and each body bears marks resembling punishments from hell.

The police are helpless and public opinion is in an uproar, but at the crime scene, he finds burnt paper offerings marked “Guide to the Underworld.”

By chance, he gains the power of a judge, able to connect with the Underworld.

He can see the sins of the dead and carry out punishments in the mortal world. Instruments of torture appear at his command, and villains submit without a fight.

Others solve cases with evidence. When he shows up, the guilty fall to their knees and beg for mercy.

When the law cannot punish a crime, he carries out Heaven and Earth’s sentence.

Suppressed wrongful convictions are reopened, while corrupt officials, human traffickers, and wife beaters meet their deaths in torment, one after another.

He has become a judge living in the mortal world, with no sin able to hide from him.

Every thirty years, the cycle turns. If Hell remains closed, he will be its gate.