Longevity Bureau

Strange diseases appear one after another in the fishing village, and the skin of the deceased is as gray as stone. I was invited to investigate, and during the autopsy it was discovered that the deceased's internal organs were covered with coral-like crystals. The dying old man handed me a smelly old sea chart. It is marked with Qin Dynasty seal script and twisted astrological symbols. Tracing the source, I accidentally entered the secret room of a deep-sea sunken ship. The blue moss remaining in the broken jade box was actually consistent with the luminous substance in the old man's fingernails. The ghost island in the storm revealed its true appearance, and the semi-petrified forest was full of struggling statues of living creatures. Deep in the underground palace, thousands of mummified alchemists from the Qin Dynasty hold jade boxes in their hands, surrounding a huge pulsing heart. The villagers suddenly appeared: "We rely on eating moss on the island to delay aging, but we need human sacrifice to restart the furnace." The moment I was tied to the altar, I realized that Xu Fu's longevity medicine was actually a biochemical disaster that spanned two thousand years. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.