The Great Shang Imperial Inspector

In an age where martial arts have reached mythical heights—slaying dragons and taming tigers—and where heavenly endowments are blessed by shamans and gods alike, humanity rules supreme. Ten-thousand-year-old zombies rise, thunderous exorcism arts crackle, and diamond-bodied arhats descend in blazing wrath. Amidst the surging tides of history, the annals of mankind grow ever thicker. In this era where the human way dominates heaven and earth, even ghosts and spirits bow their heads, and immortals and buddhas lower their gaze. Yet amid the dust and din of the mortal world, no title inspires more terror among both men and specters than that of the Imperial Inspector—one who roams the realm on behalf of heaven, overseeing all under the sky. Tie Tang finds himself reborn as the chief constable of Yuncheng. Starting as a mere martial artist, he steps onto the path of shamanism, unraveling one bizarre case after another. In the Headless Case of the Horse Ranch, he pits his mortal warrior's body against the supernatural arts of great shamans, thwarting a conspiracy hatched by fallen deities. In the Qujiang Dismemberment Case, he summons the local earth gods from all directions, suppresses the Dragon King of Qujiang, and captures the true mastermind behind the horrors. Then one day, in the government hall of Qingshui Commandery, Tie Tang sits imposingly in the subordinate seat, a smile playing across his face as he gazes upon a gathering of great shamans and lesser shamans alike. "What's the matter?" he asks lightly. "I, Tie Tang—a mere martial man—am I not fit to sit in the seat of the Imperial Inspector?"