Mo Yuan, a genius judge who died unjustly in his previous life and whose family was ruined, was reborn and returned to the year before the tragedy. At the moment of taking revenge, the "Absolute Justice" sealed in the body awakens and unlocks the law of "equivalent sanctions" - punishing evil deeds with worse punishments can swallow "karma" and strengthen oneself.
From punishing aristocratic dandies who go unpunished, to cleaning up the worms in the judicial system, to dismantling human trafficking gangs and blasphemous cults, Mo Yuan becomes the "Judge of the Dark Night", fighting evil with evil, and paving the road to revenge in the darkness.
The stronger the power of his godhead, the more his humanity was eroded. He struggled between the cold divinity and the remaining humanity, but he never wavered in his determination to punish evil. From purgatory on earth to disputes in the divine realm, from subverting the secular order to challenging the chessboard of the Supreme God, he uses the most cruel means to practice the purest justice.
This is a revenge that spans life and death, a trial that stirs up heaven and earth, and it is the ultimate game about good and evil, order and freedom - those who do evil will be punished with even worse punishment. Under the godhead, there are no wronged souls and no fish that slip through the net.
Reader comments
It's too dull. One thing is told from multiple angles over and over again. After reading a few chapters, I find that it's still the same thing, and I'm speechless.
It's too dull. One thing is told from multiple angles over and over again. After reading a few chapters, I find that it's still the same thing, and I'm speechless.