The Blood Judge's Brush

Infinite Flow with a distinctly Chinese supernatural atmosphere, spanning the worlds of the living and the dead, with underworld judges, the Marshal of the Day Patrol, spirit mediums, demon-slaying craftsmen, and more. A dual-male-lead Infinite Flow story steeped in Chinese folklore, starring the steady, righteous Judge Yan Kui (Su Sanxing) and Wu Zhuo (Wu Zhuoxing), the Marshal of the Day Patrol’s meek, devoted disciple, a damp, twisted madman with a loyal-dog streak. A tale of the two men’s enduring love across past and present lives, and the tangled push and pull between them. The human world and the underworld coexist, yet neither interferes with the other. The mortal realm glows with bustling lights, while shadowy spirits slip through the netherworld. The balance of heaven and earth follows its own laws: ghosts cannot linger in the mortal realm, and the dead must travel the nether road to the underworld. Maintaining this order is an ancient office that walks the divide between yin and yang: the Marshal of the Day Patrol and the Judge’s Court. For nearly a century, ghosts and monsters have appeared with increasing frequency in the human world. This is not because the underworld has neglected its duties, but because the “yin veins” have fallen into disarray. A hidden force is quietly undermining the foundations of yin and yang, making the dead unwilling to enter the underworld and leaving the living vulnerable to evil spirits. There are even rumors that the secret judge of the Eighth Hall vanished three years ago, and the “Blood Judge’s Brush” he left behind is now lost in the human world. Whoever wields it can rewrite the dead’s route to the afterlife, or even make the dead walk backward along the road to the living… Su Sanxing sits alone by the river. In the wavering lamplight, he seems to see Wu Zhuo’s indistinct figure smiling at him. “A long dream must eventually end. If we meet again in another life, let’s not miss our chance.” The brush writes what the heart wills, and what it wills, it claims.