A taciturn detective and a martial general who hunts spirits.
A chatterbox rich kid and a soul guide for the modern age.
An innocent, kind soul from a past life and a gentle forensic doctor in the present.
A protective former King of Hell and a current judge in the Bureau of Investigation.
A fussy, crew-cut White Impermanence and a fierce, dark-faced Black Impermanence.
Dual male leads.
Two cases unfolding in parallel, hunting down murderous spirits and solving cold cases: the everyday life of modern underworld officers who still have to work around the clock after death.
In recent years, hostility has run rampant in the mortal realm, and the number of those who die unjustly has soared, bringing the order between yin and yang close to collapse. Ordinary methods of guiding souls onward can no longer dispel the dead’s lingering grievances. Only by solving cases and clearing the wronged in the mortal realm, while guiding souls to their proper place in the netherworld, can the balance between the two realms be maintained.
The Netherworld specially recruits Pei Yizheng, who served as a soul-binding officer in his previous life, and assigns him to its Special Operations Group for Underworld Officers, where he is responsible for handling wrongful-death cases in the mortal realm. He is tasked with capturing and guiding souls, but his status as an underworld officer means he cannot take part in the mortal realm’s judicial process or openly appear in his yin form and disturb the yang energy of the living.
With special approval from the Netherworld, Pei Yizheng possesses the body of an unconscious young detective, allowing him to investigate cases and bring criminals to justice under the authority of a living police officer.
Only when a murder is solved and the wronged receive justice can the souls stranded in the mortal realm let go of their grievances and enter the Netherworld’s cycle of reincarnation in peace.
Pei Yizheng, the little bitter melon, met a group of people who protected him and broke through a hundred years of loneliness and more than ten years of pain.
It's quite good-looking, the pace is not sluggish, and the characters are rich.
The setting is novel, the writing is delicate, and the characters have distinct personalities. I look forward to the group portrait 🍉 🍉 🍉