Muzi Jingming was born blind. Later, he became a charlatan, skilled at playing the erhu to provide dramatic background music while his master made things up.
One day, he transmigrates, and half of his three souls and six spirits go missing.
Surrounded by demons, ghosts, and monsters, with death seemingly imminent, Muzi Jingming sets up a stall under an overpass to earn some startup money.
One day, a white-haired man wearing an eye mask passes by. Beneath Muzi Jingming's sunglasses, his empty eyes light up. He immediately grabs his bedding and chases after him:
"Sir, I see a baleful aura between your brows and darkness over your forehead. I'm afraid disaster is coming!"
Satoru Gojo: ?
Muzi Jingming puts on an exaggerated expression. He looks less like a con man than an actor playing for laughs. "This is serious! Before that disaster strikes, you may even face imprisonment. This is a most ominous sign!"
Satoru Gojo touches the eye mask covering most of his face and looks at the little blind man before him, intrigued.
He pretends to be horrified and asks, "Then what should I do, master?"
Muzi Jingming puffs out his chest and says with absolute certainty, "We're fated to meet. I'll make an exception and help you this once. Just let me stay by your side, and I'll help you avoid disaster..."
A little blind man has attached himself to Satoru Gojo.
If a soul's last wish remains unfulfilled, it will linger in the mortal world, forced to taste the suffering of the living from a position of utter helplessness.
Muzi Jingming was born with the ability to see spirits and studied under the world's last living ferryman of the dead.
There are no cats in the Back of the Prison Realm, but there is a charlatan whose soul is unstable.
Through the Prison Realm, Muzi Jingming accompanies Satoru Gojo as they watch the entirety of the World of Dou Nuo.
Floating beside Satoru Gojo, he gazes at the countless people in the void and sighs, "How can there be so many regrets left unfulfilled around you?"
Theme: Looking at things from a different perspective
