During the Republic of China, the protagonist Shen Ye was accidentally involved in the fate of "Yin Yang Ferry" because he collected the corpses of people who died in vain. One of the three souls was taken away from the seven souls, and he became a half-human, half-ghost ferryman. He must escort the resentful spirits to the underworld at dusk, otherwise his life span will continue to shrink. He worshiped in the mysterious "Soul Crossing Pavilion" and learned the taboo skills of controlling paper figures and communicating with ghosts. He wandered in the troubled times where warlords were fighting and evil spirits were rampant: he broke the "living burial" curse in the ancient town, exposed the conspiracy of the warlords to use "Tai Sui's flesh and blood" to practice, and dealt with the Red Lantern Society, Underworld Walking and other forces. The physical laws of this world are distorted, and the ghosts and monsters in folklore are all real. Shen Ye hunts evil spirits to seize Yang Qi to survive, while looking for a way to restore his soul. However, he discovers that he is the reincarnation of an ancient Yin god, and the root cause of the world's "corruption" is that the passage between the Yin Dynasty and the human world has been artificially destroyed. In the end, he gathered together his incomplete souls, awakened the power of the Yin gods, reestablished the order of Yin and Yang, and became the "Ferrying Emperor" in charge of reincarnation.
The plot is very recommended