Yinjiumen

Since ancient times, there has been a group of people who specialize in dealing with the mess left by "abnormal deaths": corpse collectors, corpse removers, cobblers, papermakers... They are collectively known as the "Yin Men Jiu Liu", and they are the last priests to maintain the balance of yin and yang. Chen Ping'an, who comes from a family of corpse fishermen from the Yellow River, is naturally indifferent to emotions. He regards supernatural events as "unsolved physical phenomena" and Feng Shui patterns as "energy field models." The first case he took over involved him in the thousand-year mystery of the "Dragon King's Coffin" - the corpses of children standing upright in the water, the ghost lanterns on the river that lured ships, and the clues behind the fish-shaped jade pendant that pointed to the secret road to exorcise corpses in western Hunan. Zhao Yuelu, the descendant of Xiangxi Corpse King Palace, Liu Sannen, the second hidden cobbler, and Dong Xiaoya, the descendant of the papermaker... A group of descendants of the Yin Sect who were denounced as "Wild Fox Zen" by the "Xuanmen Authentic Sect" were forced to form an alliance. They discovered that a secret sect called the "Pursuant Religion", which believed in the "Innocent Old Mother" and longed to erase the boundaries between life and death, was using the taboos they each guarded to weave an ultimate conspiracy to subvert the world. And the mastermind behind this conspiracy is actually the remaining will of an eternal emperor who pursued immortality a thousand years ago... When all the clues come together, Chen Ping'an must use his most proud rationality to answer a fatal question - if the supernatural power itself is the source of all disasters, then the most rational choice is to protect it or end it?