Dragon Bone Yin River

Name: Dragon Bone Yin River
Author: Uncle

by Uncle

ongoing Suspense and Supernatural Weird and Mysterious Male Lead

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18Kwords4chapters

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About This Novel

Panjiayuan antique dealer Huo Feng is gifted with the ability to see through the secrets hidden in bones. One day in late autumn, Lao Han, who had been searching for tombs for twenty years, came to invite him to go to Snake Mountain in western Hunan to explore a hidden Shang and Zhou shaman tomb that has no official history - Longgu Yinhe. Huo Feng wanted to decline, but three days later, Lao Han died mysteriously and tragically. His bones were soft and rotten, and his marrow was drained out of thin air. The death was extremely strange. At the funeral, Feng Shui master Wu Ping'an, young man Lin Chuang, and the mysterious weirdo A Gui all appeared on stage. A piece of tortoise shell engraved with ancient secrets forcibly dragged Chen Yu into the desperate situation of the ancient tomb. The tomb passages that reverse the yin and yang, the weird murals painted by living people, the underground Yin river that can borrow people's faces, and the sinister illusion that reproduces the trajectory of life and death in real time. The way forward is blocked and there is no way back. The group of people is trapped in the deadlock of a thousand-year-old witch tomb. The murals hide life, the Yin River eats the soul, there is a sound in the bones, and when you look back, you will be robbed. The fate of three thousand years of reincarnation has surfaced, and the Yin River uses the bones of dead souls as its bed, swallowing every intruder and sinking forever. In a desperate situation, Huo Feng had no choice but to fall into the bottomless Yin River, face the source of the eternal evil, bear the thousand-year obsession with himself, and personally end the devouring reincarnation of the Dragon Bone Yin River. A forbidden witch tomb and a life-threatening Yin River. If you don't enter the Yin River, it's hard to escape your fate.