In the early years of the Republic of China, three miles outside Qingmu Town in western Hunan, Yizhuang stood alone. Lin Zhengying, the thirty-fifth generation descendant of the Maoshan sect, lives here with his disciples Qiu Sheng and Wen Cai, maintaining the peace of Yin and Yang.
Qiu Sheng is clever and quick-witted, but he is talented and naive. The three masters and apprentices bicker and catch ghosts every day, and their days flow between the talisman and the coffin. However, under the calm, an undercurrent is surging - cracks are beginning to appear in the "Nine Yin Corpse Raising Ground" that has been buried underground for three hundred years in Qingmu Town, and a flying zombie-level zombie demon "Xuan Ming Ancestor" is slowly awakening.
From the Green Zombie night attack, the exploration of the underground palace, to the dealings with the evil Baishi Zhenren and the Yinshan Sect, the three masters and disciples experienced life and death. Qiu Sheng offered the blood of pure Yang, the literary talent exchanged his life for his life, and Lin Zhengying, who was blind, still held the Xuanyuan Mirror to attract the Nine Sun Thunder. This is a story about growth, protection and inheritance: the timid one eventually becomes the backbone, the frivolous one takes up the moral responsibility, and a strict teacher turns himself into the last light to illuminate the path forward for the two apprentices.
Taoist magic, zombies and ghosts, and the warmth and coldness of human relationships are all in "Lin Zhengying's Yin Yang Requiem".
