Judge's Seal

"If a free man destroys the eye of another free man's son, his eye shall be destroyed." - Article 196 of the Code of Hammurabi Xu Zun opened a shroud shop in the old street in the south of the city. During the day, he sells paper money, and at night, he examines the living people. The rules have not changed for nine hundred years: tooth for tooth, eye for eye. Traffickers will experience firsthand the despair of being trafficked; The thugs who exploited the miners are forever trapped in the dark mine bottom; The murderer who killed his loved ones repeatedly replayed the murders he committed. Either body swapping, or time reincarnation, soberly reduced to the kind of person one hates the most. Some people have their bodies changed, some enter the cycle, and some wake up and become the person they most despise. Judgments are never wrong. The price is ten points for the wicked and three points for him. After a case is decided, one of the five senses randomly disappears. He was blind, deaf, and voiceless. But he doesn't care. "I don't sentence them for the sake of justice." "It's to pay off debts."