Hot Pot Restaurant on Yin Yang Road

At the end of Yin Yang Street in the old city, there is a hot pot restaurant that is only bustling after midnight. Wen Tao, who had just graduated and lost his job, inherited the "Wenji Hot Pot Restaurant" left by his grandfather. Little did he know that this shop, with its mahogany counter to ward off evil spirits, Bagua floor tiles to hide arrays, and copper bell door curtains to identify ghosts, was originally a transit station between the underworld and the underworld. At first, he only regarded his grandfather's "special account book" as a quirk: "Li Xiucai, the bottom of Meng Po's soup pot, fifty copper coins" and "Apo Zhang, the clear soup pot, three bundles of burning paper". It was not until midnight that the copper bell rang, and the pale-faced old man handed over the yellow paper as meal money. The woman in red brought a jade pendant with "Wen Shan" engraved on it, saying that grandpa was trapped in the underworld; Taoist Taoist priest Xuan Qing revealed the truth: grandpa was the former deacon of the Yin and Yang Road Guard, and was imprisoned in the eighteenth level of hell for preventing Judge Zhao from refining his soul. In order to save his grandfather, Wen Tao drew the yin and yang eye talisman, held a mahogany sword, and stepped on the stone steps leading to the underworld under the cellar. He saw the resentful souls stretching out their hands by the Naihe Bridge, and heard the sobs at the bottom of the Wangchuan River. In front of the Fengdu Ghost City and the soul refining array, he used blood essence to summon yin soldiers and used the yin and yang talisman to fight against evil spirits. The ghost with embroidered shoes is looking for a girl, the starving ghost is begging for food, and the traitors in the underworld are causing trouble. Wen Tao has grown from a timid young man hiding behind the counter to a roadkeeper who can control the worlds of Yin and Yang. He gradually understood that what was boiling in this pot was never an ordinary soup base, but the obsession of the dead souls, the balance between the two worlds, and the inheritance that his grandfather guarded throughout his life. When Judge Zhao tried to break the seal of Yin and Yang with the fragments of the book of life and death, Wen Tao held on to the jade pendant left by his grandfather, this time to keep the human smoke in the pot.