My Eerie Ears Hear the Dead: I Defy Fate by Listening to Corpses

The forests of the Northeast are thick with yin energy, and strange, sinister secrets have been buried there since ancient times.

Shen Zhou makes a living handling yin-world jobs. Quick-witted and silver-tongued, he caters to all kinds of "abnormal" clients.

Three boatmen, drowned without a mark on them, float to the surface of the river. A black wind howls through the morgue.

A few words suddenly worm their way into his left ear: "There's something in the water." That night, he hears the dead whispering.

An unexpected golden finger gives his left ear the ability to hear the dead, discern ghostly sounds, and communicate with the underworld.

While others fear ghosts and ward off evil, he solves cases by listening to the dead, fighting against the fate written for him.

A Gu master feeds his worms in silence, a monk's chanting turns bloody, and a Taoist who subdues evil finds himself haunted instead.

A fox demon hides murderous intent behind its smile, and people from all five factions are drawn into a century-old conspiracy.

He hears a cough from inside a bronze coffin, and it sounds exactly like his father's.

From an ordinary man of the streets to the one who writes the Book of Fate, he will eventually hear the truth of both the living and the dead.

Five hundred cycles of reincarnation finally come to an end. Black earth buries the bones, and every soul returns to its name.