Walking Between Yin and Yang, There Are No Taboos

In ancient times, King Wu defeated Zhou, and the war continued for several years. The scourge of war has affected the country, disasters have occurred one after another, and evil spirits are rampant in the wild. In the battle between Makino and Chen Bing, the Yin Shangshe Ji collapsed. Emperor Xin climbed to the deer platform and burned himself with a human king's sword. The flames soared into the sky and did not go out for three days and nights. Taigong Jiang Shang felt sorry for the suffering of the people and wanted to restore order in the world and subdue evil spirits from all directions. He took the iron essence from the Human King's Broken Sword and smelted it in a Bagua furnace. He also used the secret method of not passing it on to cast three sides of the token. On the first side, it is engraved with the words "A hundred evils can be avoided". Those who hold this order must keep away all evil spirits and ward off demons and ghosts. This is an order to protect themselves. On the second side, it is engraved with "No Taboo". Those who hold this order will have no obstructions to their yin and yang, and will be able to move freely. This is the order for walking. On the third side, it is engraved with "The Grand Duke is here". Those who hold this order will patrol the hunt on behalf of heaven. Wherever the order comes, it will be as if the Grand Duke is personally present. This is the order of the leader. When the three orders are gathered together, the person who holds the order is the Taigong and is granted the title of Yin and Yang Heavenly Official, with the right to travel between Yin and Yang. It reaches heaven to listen to, and connects to Jiuyou below. It can be used as an old chapter on the list of gods, it can suppress the chaos in the Yin and Yang worlds, and it can break the struggle between humans, ghosts and demons. A young man from the Qu family unexpectedly inherited his grandfather's inheritance, and from then on he began a different life journey. The things he experienced became more and more bizarre, and each one made him realize that his grandfather Qu Sanhe left him far more than this old house and a birthmark. He also left behind a special marriage letter, a token engraved with "No Taboos" on one side, a palm-sized porcelain doll that Zhong Kui personally sent to him, and an organization powerful enough to make him die. Let's see how the rural boy stirs up the storm step by step, and how he starts a new yin and yang epic!