Lu Ming is the judge of the Ninth Hall of the Underworld, specializing in dealing with people who refuse to stay dead.
Reborn and back again? He sends them packing. Transmigrate here to steal the plot? He sends them packing. Show up with a System and cheat your way through? He sends both the person and the System packing.
With a sweep of his judge's brush, he wipes their memories of past lives, sends their souls back to the Underworld, and restarts their reincarnation. The tricks of all those rebirth and transmigration stories in the mortal world are useless against him.
Until one day, he discovers that one of the reborn people he judged has somehow gotten “stuck” in the cycle of reincarnation. He beats them three times, and they come back three times, each time returning with more complete memories.
And in every life, this person does the same thing: tries to kill Lu Ming.
“Who are you, really?”
“I’m the person you personally sentenced to death in your previous life.”
“Impossible. No one I’ve judged has ever come back.”
“Then check the records. How many people did you sentence to death in your previous life?”
Lu Ming opens the final page. Then his hand stops.
