With the spiritual qi revival, everyone awakens to their powers.
On his eighteenth birthday, Chen Jin is assigned an F-rank trash profession: paper effigy maker.
The whole school laughs. His teacher laments, and his classmates sneer.
In an age when your profession determines your fate, combat professions can get you into prestigious schools, magic professions are in high demand, and Beast Tamers, Thunder Mages, and Sword Cultivators are all hailed as geniuses. But in everyone’s eyes, a paper effigy maker is nothing more than a lowly craftsman who makes paper houses, paper cars, and paper people for the dead.
But no one knows that Chen Jin didn’t awaken as an ordinary paper effigy maker.
He inherited the last legacy of the Underworld’s Bureau of Yin Affairs, left behind after the Underworld collapsed.
When a rift to the netherworld opens and fierce ghosts descend upon the campus, with all the geniuses scrambling to escape, Chen Jin takes a paper figure from his backpack and says calmly:
“Die for me once.”
From that moment on, the world finally discovers
The paper figures he makes can die in his place and ward off calamity;
The paper knives he makes can sever souls and destroy ghosts;
The paper horses he makes can gallop across the Yellow Springs;
The paper generals he makes can command Yin soldiers and slay ghost kings.
While others level up by killing monsters with their professions, Chen Jin gradually uncovers the truth behind the shattered Underworld.
The Road to the Yellow Springs is cut off, the Gates of Hell have collapsed, the Ten Yama Kings have vanished, and the Six Paths of Reincarnation have stopped turning.
The myriad ghosts have fallen into chaos, and the human world is on the brink of collapse.
But his task is not merely to grow stronger.
He must reopen the Gates of Hell, reconnect the Yellow Springs, and restore order to the Bureau of Yin Affairs.
Until one day, a million Yin soldiers kneel before a city of paper, countless ghosts bow their heads, and the gods fall silent.
Only then does the world understand:
A paper effigy maker doesn’t just serve the dead.
He holds the power of life and death on behalf of heaven and earth.
Come on, there is potential despite the flaws.
The writing is very good, the author has his own rhythm, keep it up