Going Live at Midnight: The Judge Calls In and Sends You to Prison

[No Romance, Strong Female Lead + Metaphysical Livestreams + Criminal Investigation + Pledging Allegiance to the Nation + Hilarious Horror]

Sold by her bloodsucking parents to an abusive husband, Yin Jiu leaps off a cliff, only to unexpectedly awaken the Judge’s Brush, dormant for a thousand years.

[Ding! Judge the wicked and borrow years from Heaven!]

To survive, she launches a “Hell’s Judgment Livestream” that takes the internet by storm.

At first, viewers think it’s scripted.

That is, until Yin Jiu connects with a charity influencer followed by tens of millions, and three women dripping wet are suddenly clinging to his back, accusing him of drowning their bodies;

Then she connects with a fugitive wanted in a twenty-year-old missing-person case, and the victim climbs right out of the screen to stamp the murderer with a “Mark of Evil”!

Soon, police across the internet realize something is wrong.

Because every night at midnight, a few outlaws invariably show up right on time at the police station doors.

Covered in yellow talismans and clutching confessions bearing bloody handprints, they pound frantically on the station doors: “Arrest me! Please, let me go to prison! There’s a living Yama out there!”

The police are baffled: Are they catching criminals by accepting deliveries now?

The National Bureau of Paranormal Affairs calls an emergency meeting: “Her case-solving rate is one hundred percent. Assign her the highest rank immediately! Every police station in the country will moderate her livestream!”

In response to viewers’ comments saying, “Judge, run!”

Yin Jiu grips the Judge’s Brush and looks coldly at the camera. “Why run? Not one wicked person here today is getting away.”

The Judge calls your name and sends you straight to Hell!