Disgusted with the World

An Zi, a young man in a funeral parlor, has a secret that he cannot tell - every nightmare he has will turn into a dead person in history. From Ran Min who was ordered to kill Hu in the Sixteen Kingdoms, to the living figurine Hei Fu in the underground palace of the Great Wall of Qin; from the bad commander who suppressed the Night Parade of Hundreds of Ghosts in the Tang Dynasty, to the Jin Yiwei who swallowed the Corpse Pill in the Ming Dynasty... He always died at the most crazy moment, and returned to reality with the most disgusting thing in the world. A blood-stained five-baht coin, a half-eaten peach wood bracelet, and a peeled human-faced lamp. Until one day, a yellow dog that could speak human language came to the door: "Xu Fu spent thousands of years setting up a trap for you. The five filthy objects are all god-killing sacrificial weapons. Every time you save someone, Chi You will wake up." An Zizai finally discovered that the marks on his father's neck were exactly the same as those of Ran Min's soldiers, that the missing workers had Qin terracotta scales on their bodies, and that the policewoman Lin Wan, who always rescued him at critical moments, was actually the reincarnation of the palace maid he pushed into the alchemy furnace in the Ming Dynasty... When the blood moon came again, the corpse immortal in the bronze coffin opened his eyes: Using the common people as a curse, using love and hate as a sacrifice, in this god-killing game that spans two thousand years, is the chess player a human, a ghost, or himself? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.