The Ming Dynasty's Corpse Artist

With every tap of his keyboard, a corpse appears.

A novel titled My Reaper is being serialized on Ming China's Tianshu website. Hailed as the greatest divine book of all time, every chapter describes a real crime scene in meticulous detail, and is published before the crime takes place.

The Embroidered Guards can't find the killer or the author, and they can't trace the IP address the chapters are posted from. All they can do is rush to the crime scene as soon as a chapter goes live, but every time, they arrive a step too late.

Online readers call it Corpse Writing.

In truth, 300 years ago, he was the greatest general under heaven. At twelve, he reached the Peerless Realm, advancing one rank at a time. At thirteen, he fought the Sacred Maiden of the Northern Night, awakened the Heavenly Origin Seal, and entered the Master's Heavenly Register, reigning supreme over the world.

Behind the general's transformation into a corpse writer lies a conspiracy spanning the entire world.

Years later, as the general gazed at the newly unearthed, ice-encased Sleeping Beauty in a museum, he couldn't help calling out, "My wife."

Every seemingly insignificant detail is crucial.

Everyone who seems unimportant or impossible has an identity no one could have expected.

The characters stay smart from start to finish, and the pace starts at 180 kilometers per hour.