Gua Master Jiuhe

In the second year of Xuantong, the evil businessman Zhao Wanshan dug up his grave and killed himself, and was killed by a paper man. Gua master Jiuhe broke the deadlock with one word, but unexpectedly offended the top evil businessman Shen Yanzhi. In the third year of Xuantong, evil spirits were everywhere in Beiping, the ghost market was banned, and the ghosts of injustice were restless at the bottom of the river. Bone lamps made from living spines, human skins, and living souls reappear in the world. The lamplighter Liu Qi uses sorcery to bring trouble to Yin and Yang, killing innocent people, just for revenge and soul refining to massacre the city. In front of the hexagram stall in Liulichang, young hexagram master Chen Jiuhe inherited the legacy of his master, One-Eyed Li, holding a soul-nurturing coin and a mahogany sword. He abided by the rule that "hexagrams do not save evil people, and talismans do not cross broken hearts." He did not want to get involved in the underworld disputes, but he was pressed by ten years of old grudges. Use hexagrams to determine the direction, use spells to suppress evil spirits, use righteousness to fight evil spirits, and start a life-and-death showdown with evil spirits that are neither humans nor ghosts in the boundless darkness. Use hexagrams to separate yin and yang, use swords to slay evil spirits, and use your heart to keep the right path. Let's look at Jiuhe, the hexagram master, with his pure Yang blood, he fights against the evil spirits and ends a shocking catastrophe that can overthrow Beiping.