Nie Hai Ji

When the evil sea arises, all causes and effects become instruments of torture. The abandoned disciple Pei Qingrong has a white bone on the left side of his face. He paints with human skin and uses cause and effect as ink, and lives in the shadow of three mountains and nine countries. In a life-changing transaction, he was forced to save the sacrificed girl Aheng, but he recognized the "Broken Bound" blood curse he had carved on her ankle four hundred years ago. The sea of ​​evil ebbs, and a forest of stele appears. The remaining stele records the horrifying truth: He was once the master of Penglai Mountain, and he personally gouged out the immortal bones of the Taoist monk Heng Wu to suppress the gods and demons. Now A Heng's soul is transformed from the fragments of Heng Wu. Sanshan used "feeding the devil" as a tactic to cultivate the calamity into a human-shaped monument; the descendants of the Xie Family Sword Tomb folded swords into boats, hiding the blood debt of killing their masters; the Qingqiu fox demon Su Lili traded his tail for his life, and asked him with a smile if he dared to gamble on the mortal world again. Pei Qingrong clenched the bone pen that could cut off cause and effect, but it couldn't stop the tears from Ah Heng's eyes: "Master, how long will you have to wear this hypocritical human skin on your face?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.