There is a dog meat shop in Kyoto's Nishi Market. The owner, Lin Yuan, specializes in taking in sick and old dogs. He doesn't sell a few kilograms of meat, but instead raises a yard of lame and skinny dogs. Everyone laughed at him for being stupid, and he laughed too—laughing until A Qi let out a low roar on a full moon night, and all the animals in the city crawled like mud.
The mangy dog licked the crumbs of the Beast Suppression Department's seal, and dark animal patterns appeared on his right arm, and he could smell the monsters lurking three miles away. He relied on this skill to find the missing cubs for the down-and-out captain, and was thrust into the system, becoming the most unlikeable animal trainer. After plunging in, I discovered that the backbone of this dynasty had long been hollowed out - the boss of the Beast Suppression Department used ferocious beasts to refine medicine, the master of the Tianji Pavilion used the secrets of heaven to kill creatures, and even the man on the dragon chair had the smell of gluttony in his breath.
The more A Qi ate, the weirder he became, and the animal patterns on Lin Yuan's body became denser and denser. After checking his parents' old cases, he finally found out that it was his own head: the blood flowing on his body was chaotic blood. The original beast that has been suppressed for thousands of years has never left the world.
But in the end, he didn't let the world be destroyed, nor did he make the seal permanent. He asked A Qi to swallow the word "seal" in one go - from now on, there would be no seal, no department for suppressing beasts, and humans and beasts would each find their own home in the moonlight. The signboard of the dog meat shop was taken down and replaced with "Beast Whispering Inn". The crooked plaque was written by Lin Yuan himself.
