The Weird Rules of the Great Qin Dynasty: the Edict on the Execution of the First Emperor's Corpse

In 211 BC, during Qin Shi Huang's eastward tour, thirty-seven people at Lishan Station disappeared mysteriously. Shi Hanlu, the commander of Xianyang, was ordered to investigate, but found three sets of contradictory rules in the inn: Close the door at midnight, don't answer when you hear the sound Burning incense at the time of Xu, you must worship the shadow when you see it The living stop, the dead return The one-armed postmaster holds a bronze sword, the blind girl draws talismans with cinnabar, and the bronze figurines silently monitor. Every rule is a fatal trap, and every violation will result in the punishment of flesh and blood melting. Han Lu gradually discovered that there was a secret room made of living people hidden beneath the inn, and all of this was related to the secret of immortality that Xu Fu traveled eastward to obtain. The curse of two thousand years has reappeared in the world due to the rift in time and space, and the barrier between Yin and Yang is collapsing. When the sound of banging sounded and the cry for help from his deceased colleague came from outside the door, Han Lu had to choose between "closing the house" and "responding". However, no matter which rule he chooses, what awaits him is an abyss of destruction... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.