There is a divine court in the sky, hanging upside down on the nine continents.
Every three hundred years, Shenting will open its eyes and take away a city from the human world.
Sixteen-year-old Xie Wujiu is the lowest-ranking corpse collector in Jindu. When he was born, he had no name in the destiny book and the bone lamp did not burn. He was judged by Qin Tiansi as a "fateless person" who should not exist.
On the night of the city sacrifice, he was sent to the altar together with the people in the city.
Everyone thought he was dead.
Until the embers turned into white ash, the young man crawled out from under the corpses with a bone lamp in his arms.
Asking for the name can hear the last words of the dead person.
The body was found and the last scene before death can be seen.
If you look at someone, you can see the recent date of death.
Changing your destiny can only deviate from one line, and the price will fall on yourself.
From then on, Xie Wujiu began to collect corpses that no one dared to recognize, whose fates were not recorded, and whose causes of death had been rewritten.
He doesn't want to save the world, and he doesn't believe in destiny.
He only recognized one rule for body collectors:
When the corpse is under the lamp, its name must be left behind; when the account is dropped into the lamp, someone must return it.
But when he followed the old accounts left by the dead all over Jindu, he found that his mother's broken name, Qin Tiansi's fate book, and the bronze door that kept calling him all pointed to the same place in the end -
The upside-down divine court in the sky.
And the divine court that has been worshiped by all living beings for countless years may also be a corpse that no one dares to collect.
Reader comments
The "Hanging God's Court" and "Corpse Collection" series are very recognizable, the plot is compact, the characters' actions are logical, and the suspense at the end of the chapter is also very gripping, making it worth continuing to follow.
Originally I was just attracted by the "Inverted Palace of Gods", but I didn't expect that the more I looked at it, the more I would become obsessed with it. The settings of the Bone Lamp, collecting corpses to ask for names, and showing the date of death are very recognizable and are not common skin-changing and upgrading processes. Xie Wujiu has to pay a price every time he breaks the game, and the character selection also makes sense. The overall atmosphere is cold and the rhythm is tight. The suspense at the end of the chapter is very stable. We look forward to the truth behind the hanging palace.
The "Hanging God's Court" and "Corpse Collection" series are very recognizable, the plot is compact, the characters' actions are logical, and the suspense at the end of the chapter is also very gripping, making it worth continuing to follow. Originally I was just attracted by the "Inverted Palace of Gods", but I didn't expect that the more I looked at it, the more I would become obsessed with it. The settings of the Bone Lamp, collecting corpses to ask for names, and showing the date of death are very recognizable and are not common skin-changing and upgrading processes. Xie Wujiu has to pay a price every time he breaks the game, and the character selection also makes sense. The overall atmosphere is cold and the rhythm is tight. The suspense at the end of the chapter is very stable. We look forward to the truth behind the hanging palace.
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