Tales of Soul Crossing

Xu Duchen used to be an incredibly unlucky middle school student.

The world kissed her with pain, then gave her a kick for good measure.

Her classmates went crazy, her biological father was volatile, and she simply couldn’t stand this crappy script anymore, so she chose to make an early exit.

But she didn’t die.

The God of Death said her “karma was unfinished,” forcibly kicked her back to the hospital, and made her sign a labor contract as a “divine envoy.”

Xu Duchen: “I refuse.” The God of Death: “Rejected.”

To keep her from constantly trying to die, the God of Death also assigned Cui Jianshan, a cold-faced 19-year-old assassin codenamed “Nail Sealer,” to keep an eye on her.

Xu Duchen had originally planned to slack off and just go through the motions. But in the eerie spaces, faced with resentful spirits who refused to rest in peace and civilians who wouldn’t cooperate, the more she saw, the angrier she got.

Before she knew it, she had slain a vicious ghost.

Before she knew it, she had beaten the villain to a pulp.

Before she knew it... she had become the strongest divine envoy in the Divine Affairs Department.

Cui Jianshan silently put away his knife and asked in confusion, “After all that, do you still want to die?”

Xu Duchen toyed with the purple dagger in her hand, looked at the wreckage all around them, and smiled. “Why would I die? This world is such a mess. If I don’t personally give them all a good beating, how could I bring myself to die?”