[Quick travel/double male protagonist/system/executor/all]
Every year on the 15th day of the seventh lunar month, the Underworld will select a group of living people with special horoscopes and evil fates, and bring them into the other world to "take the exam." The other world is either a virtual space, or the same city or village, but the rules are in effect.
Usually, if you hear someone calling your name in the middle of the night, it is an illusion; in the other world, it is true.
Usually when you pick up a red envelope on the roadside, you shouldn't open it. That's superstitious. In the real world, if you open a red envelope, you have to become a groom.
When a living person enters the examination room, it is called "taking the exam"; when a copy is made, it is called "a round"; when a person passes the customs, it is called "handing in the paper"; when a person dies, it is called "removal."
In each round, the judge will give you a yellow paper examination paper at the beginning. What is printed on the examination paper is not the question, but the rules of this round. Answering the rules correctly=survival, breaking the rules=getting "tired".
The rules are not given to you all at once, you have to listen, watch, guess and try them out on your own. The most cruel thing is: some of the rules are fake, deliberately released by the "things" in the bureau to catch you. Believe in the wrong rules and you will die.
With ten yin destiny, he was born with yin and yang eyes, and all his horoscopes are yin and no yang. Qin Buyan has been seeing ghosts since he was a child, and he has always been regarded as an unlucky person and avoided by his relatives. Because he was destined to be Taiyin, the Yin Division called him by name and asked him to take the exam. If he doesn't go, the underworld will follow suit and take over his whole family.
The night he was forced into the situation, he met Pei Yu in the mourning hall. Also followed were Zhu Youshi Yin Jiusi, Shen Da Qin Wang, general knowledge scholar Lu Xu, and a room full of general examination takers who didn't know whether they were humans or ghosts.