Jun Siyun, the impartial Judge responsible for maintaining justice across various worlds, was stripped of his position by the Great God for the crime of saving someone unauthorized.

As punishment, he was sent to reincarnate in a low-level D-Rank world.

However, an accident occurred during the reincarnation process. He lost one of his three souls and one of his seven physical spirits, causing him to be born as a “dim-witted” child.

His biological mother passed away shortly after giving birth, and his father wasted no time marrying a stepmother who brought along her own child.

When Jun Siyun was six years old, his stepmother framed him, orchestrating a scene where everyone saw him “lose his mind” and push his four-year-old sister off a balcony.

Following the incident, he was promptly locked away in a mental asylum.

It wasn’t until he turned twenty that his missing soul and spirit finally returned to his body.

But wait—wasn’t this supposed to be a D-Rank world? Why has it suddenly turned into a supernatural hellscape?

Why does a female ghost trail his stepmother every day without ever harming her? What is the secret there?

Why would someone who died saving others turn into a malicious spirit that feeds on human essence?

Why would a “scapegoat ghost” behind a hardworking salaryman exhaust its soul just to save a human life?

And what is the terrifying truth behind the parents who willingly hand their own children over to the Anping Mental Asylum?

From book spirits born of obsession and reclusive Miao Jiang Gu-worms to puppets living under human skin.

Q: “How would you describe Jun Siyun?”

Song Jingzhi: “Hmm? He’s a very well-behaved, sweet kid.”

Jun Siyun (nodding obediently in agreement): “That’s right, that’s right.”

The ghosts cowering behind him, trembling: “Stop lying through your teeth! He’s about to tear us apart and eat us alive!”

Jun Siyun (feeling dejected): “He doesn’t like me (Claps his hands) It’s okay. Time to learn about the Ten-Thousand-Year Love Gu. If that doesn’t work, I’ll just kill him and refine him into a ghost.”

Song Jingzhi: ….

The Ghosts: “Do you still think this ancestor is ‘well-behaved’?”

Song Jingzhi (Jun Siyun’s #1 Fan/Simp): “Yes, very much so.”

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