Three years ago, the rules of yin and yang collapsed.
The ghosts will never come back, and the immortal family starts to ask for the eyes and life span of the living people. The dead people learn to act according to the logic of the living people - fight for real estate, get divorced, and ask for compensation.
Lin Jie is an apprentice in a white-collar shop. He has all Yin characters and is gifted with the ability to see Huang Pizi squatting next to the corpse. But he has a strange disease: he refuses to be visited by immortals. In this world where everyone is vying for the protection of the immortal family, he is equivalent to not picking up the money when he sees it. Everyone thinks he is sick.
Until one rainy night, a corpse that should not have woken up knocked on the door of the dressing room.
He was forced to "invite an immortal" for the first time, and what he invited was not the righteous god on the list, but a "wild immortal" - something that was not in the rules. The yellow man said: "I won't get on top of you, I'll live in your eyes."
The world split into two layers.
Others rely on incense to practice, he relies on wild immortals to borrow his eyes; others rely on immortals to get upper body and lose consciousness, but he borrows bones and souls to stay awake throughout the whole process, it hurts like hell but he still remembers everything. Every time an orifice is opened, there is an additional crack on the body, exactly like the one on the statue of the Patriarch.
The orthodox church scolded him for his evil nature, the incense dealers were afraid that he would ruin the market, and the gods from above sent down oracles to punish him.
Lin Jie did not become an immortal or a god, and finally broke the "pen that writes rules".
> "No rules are the best rules."
