I Use Bronze Artifacts to Suppress Ghosts and Gods

A shadow writhes beneath a streetlamp. A Buddha decays in an ancient mountain temple. Water ghosts crowd a vast lake. A malformed infant lies in a jar held by a down-and-out Daoist...

Xu Junwei is an ordinary tour guide with a regular job. In a dream, he comes upon a mysterious Museum of the Void.

Amid one life-or-death crisis after another, he opens its long-sealed, mottled bronze ritual vessels and gains eerie abilities through sacrificial rites.

From then on, he walks a path of blood and flesh.

Why does the mysterious woman in red want to kill the author who created her?

Why did the little girl whose family was slaughtered sew her own father back together?

Whose head is the one floating in the middle of the academy lake?

Is it really as they say, a spiritual qi revival, with the uncanny descending upon the world?

Xu Junwei sits in silence before the museum.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.