Shi Jun, a sophomore in college, possessed the extraordinary abilities of the Heart’s Covenant and the Eye of Insight. Despite living as an ordinary person, he was suddenly and inexplicably forced to become a Nether Enforcer, tasked with seeking out wandering spirits lost in the human world. Even more, he found himself swept into the fierce conflicts among the realms of the Immortals, Demons, Spirits, and Monsters. As Shi Jun ventured deeper into his adventures and grew stronger, a vast and sinister conspiracy gradually revealed its menacing face. Chapter One: The Leisurely Man
Volume One - Synopsis
For most people, time may be a straight line, but for Shi Jun, who possesses a mysterious past life, it is nothing more than an endlessly repeating circle…
On his eighteenth birthday, sophomore Shi Jun, through a series of accidental coincidences, unexpectedly encountered a wandering spirit and two self-proclaimed emissaries from the Underworld. From that moment, a string of bizarre events unfolded one after another. Caught in circumstances beyond his control, Shi Jun found himself inexplicably appointed as a "Soul Catcher" of the Underworld, tasked with capturing wayward spirits lingering in the mortal realm—thus beginning an extraordinary journey of adventure.
Propelled by the invisible hand of fate, his once peaceful life came to an abrupt end…
Chapter One – The Peculiar Monk
Sunday, atop Mount Shura, at the Temple of Buddha's Light.
This was an ancient monastery with several centuries of history. It was rumored to have been the place of meditation and passing for many accomplished monks, and for reasons unknown, was famed for its miraculous efficacy, said to grant every wish. As a result, its incense burned ceaselessly, the temple had been lavishly restored, and, nestled into the side of Mount Shura with its breathtaking scenery, it had become a must-see attraction for local visitors.
Shi Jun had a hard time slipping away from the throngs of devotees and tourists crowding the temple. He wandered aimlessly, darting about like a headless fly, until he accidentally stumbled through a small mo