My Years as a Yin Bailiff

In the early years of the People’s Republic of China, yin-yang arts flourished across the country. Countless secret organizations unknown to ordinary people arose in the underworld, home to numerous gifted practitioners as well as a staggering number of frauds. It was a chaotic era that nevertheless produced many remarkable talents.

Ordinary people knew of only three branches of yin-yang practice: spirit-medium rituals, cultivation of the Way, and black rites.

Spirit-medium rituals referred to practitioners who summoned horse spirits. Cultivation of the Way referred to spirit-medium disciples of Buddhism and Taoism. Black rites referred to yin-yang masters.

But few knew that the underworld held other such organizations: the Corpse Temple, the Immortal Sect, the Heavenly Sacrifice Sect, the Spirit-Walking Guild, the Cursed Fiend Cult, the God of Yahweh Sect, the Yin Officials...