Bloody Ink Judge: Lies Raising Demons

Su Yan is a hard-working copywriter who has been writing fake advertisements for three years. Until late one night, the question mark he typed on the screen was "eaten" by something. An ink mark from three thousand years ago made him the seventy-third judge. He discovered that the words in this world not only lied, but also cannibalized people. The "gold-washing demon" who creates anxiety about appearance, the "brain-burning demon" who suppresses students' doubts, the "obsession demon" who materializes marriage and love, and the "soul-hiding demon" who covers up the medical shady... These monsters lurk in trending searches, ads, prescriptions, and dating resumes, feeding on people's fear and blind obedience. Mo Yan, the first judge three thousand years ago, was trying to use these demons to break the seal and rewrite the world with the so-called "only truth". Fortunately, Su Heng left a pen for him. When the pen falls, the words follow. "Your face is falling apart" was changed to "You don't have to be pretty"; "Irreversible" is changed to "changeable". Wherever the silver light passes, lies melt away and demons appear. Others code words according to the number of words, and Su Yan codes words according to killing monsters and dropping fragments. Only by combining the five pieces of judgment pen into one can the fate of three thousand years be cut off. When demons surrounded him, and when the absolute truth tried to obliterate Huidu, Su Yan tightened his grip on the judgment pen: "I've been writing lies for three years, now it's time to write something real." This time, every truth is like a knife edge.