[No system + pure fiction + folk suspense + decisive killing + violent aesthetics]
As the saying goes: if you don't get a bloodthirsty wolf tattooed on your tattoo, the lone wolf will bring blood to your family and your family will perish; if you don't get a tiger descending from the mountain on your tattoo, the tiger will descend from the mountain and bring disaster to the owner.
When Guan Gong opens his eyes, he will see blood. Nezha makes trouble in the sea and picks up the dragon's tendons.
This is a strangely resurrected world, where demons are rampant and gods and Buddhas close their eyes.
In this world, tattoos are not decoration, but a means of borrowing from heaven and earth, which is called "inscription".
Jiang Jiu is the last "yin and yang tattoo artist" in the industry.
In order to survive in troubled times, and to suppress the terrifying curse awakening in his body, he broke his ancestral precepts and tattooed himself with a pattern that was considered an absolute taboo in the entire alien world - [Nine Dragons Pulling the Coffin]!
On the dragon's head, stood Nezha; in the coffin, lay the Monkey King; on the coffin lid, sat Ksitigarbha...
When secrets come and hundreds of ghosts walk at night.
Jiang Jiu took off his shirt, revealing the ferocious tattoos on his back, and rushed into the darkness shirtless:
"Since gods and Buddhas cannot cross over, then I will be the demon and suppress all injustices in this world!"
Even if I am burdened with eternal karma, I alone am an army!
Cool article, but a bit too cool