Li Zeyun, the god-catcher in Luoyang, is cold-faced and taciturn, and solves crimes like a god. The thief saw that his legs were weak, and the people praised him for his bravery. Only he knows that he is not human.
He is a dog.
He was also a dog demon who had guarded Sima Yi's tomb for five hundred years.
A case involving soul incense brought Li Zeyun into the chaos of fox demons, rat spirits and the grudges of ancient tombs, and he also accidentally recovered a little Taoist priest who was hung on a tree with a crooked neck.
The little Taoist priest is tough-talking, loves to pretend, and is very good at bluffing. He always says "I am you" when he opens and shuts his mouth.
Li Zeyun asked: "Who beat you like this?"
The little Taoist priest sneered: "I almost beat him to death."
Li Zeyun looked at his broken hamstring: "Almost?"
"If it weren't for the smoke."
One is a gravekeeper, and the other is addicted to guarding shortcomings. The little Taoist priest originally wanted to let the dog guard the door, but as soon as the dog entered the temple, all the little demons in the room turned against him. There are no rats in Luoyang, but there are tombs in Shouyang, and the strange old case begins here.
Intention: cause and effect