Man Who Fished Corpses from the Yellow River: I Use My Blood to Quell Evil Spirits

At the end of the Dajing period, the balance between heaven and earth was out of balance, and yin and yang poured in backward. The Yellow River became a natural passage between the underworld and the yang world. Above the river was a place for mortals to make a living by shipping, fishing and hunting. Under the river was a mysterious world where evil spirits lingered and evil gods whispered. Many villages along the Yellow River have the custom of "river sacrifice", and corpse fishers are "ferries" who travel between the yin and yang worlds. They not only need to recover the bodies of those who fell into the water and send their souls back to their hometowns, but also suppress the evil spirits climbing up from the Yin River and protect the lives along the river. It is rumored that there is the "origin of the Yin River" hidden deep in the Yellow River, carrying the remnants of the ancient evil gods. As the imbalance of yin and yang intensifies, the power of the evil gods revives, and more and more strange floating corpses and sinister monsters spread along the tributaries of the Yellow River, infesting the Yang world. The corpse collectors, Taoist priests, and Wu Nuo artists along the coast have become the last line of defense against the evil spirits. Because of their long-term contact with the evil spirits, the corpse collectors have the most direct and hard-core methods to suppress evil spirits.