The Underworld Won’t Accept Appeals? I’ll Clear the Ghosts’ Names

[Eastern supernatural folklore + infinite-flow + no romance, strong female lead + ensemble cast + suspense and twists]

**She reviews cases for all ghosts, but never whitewashes evil spirits.**

Three years ago, content reviewer Lin Shu deleted a video pleading for help, following the rules. Six hours later, its uploader, Xu Yan, died in a bathtub.

Three years later, the dead woman’s account suddenly posted an update and sent her a document titled “Verdict No. 31”:

**Lin Shu, living. To be erased once all thirty cases have been reviewed.**

When she opened her eyes again, she had become the lowest-ranking case clerk in the Nether Capital.

The verdict said the fox spirit repaid a kindness by getting its benefactor’s entire family killed. Kill it.

The verdict said the ghost bird stole infant spirits by night. Kill it.

The verdict said the drought demon refused to bring rain, leaving a thousand miles of barren land. Kill it.

But Lin Shu could hear the line of testimony erased by “White Ink.”

She gradually discovered that the verdicts never lied. They simply left things unsaid.

Carry out the original verdict, and she would live. If her appeal for a review failed, the whole team would suffer twice the original punishment.

When the thirtieth case ended, Lin Shu finally saw her complete verdict. What the Underworld truly wanted to erase had never been the myriad ghosts, but the very right to appeal.