Yin Talisman Bone

When folklorist Shen Yan was sorting through his grandfather's belongings, he discovered a dark bone fragment engraved with strange runes - this object turned out to be the lost "yin rune bone" of Tibetan Tantric Buddhism. According to legend, this bone needs to be ground by the brow chakra bones of hundreds of eminent monks. Each time one bead is ground, one hundred thousand mantras need to be recited. Before Shen Yan could understand the mystery, people around him died tragically one after another: the deceased's face was distorted, and dark red runes with the same origin as the bone fragments appeared on the corpse, squirming and growing like a living creature. In order to break the curse, he went deep into the forbidden area of ​​​​the snow mountain and found the remaining stele of the Yin Fu Sutra that recorded the secret of the Yin Fu. The inscription reveals the balancing art of heaven that "three thieves are suitable and three talents are at peace", and the Yin Talisman Bone is the key to breaking the balance - it not only carries the merits of hundreds of monks, but also binds the lingering resentful spirits. The bone holder needs to sacrifice his blood to make up for the debt of life and death. When the talisman spread to Shen Yan's heart, he discovered that he was the last "bone raiser". Will he be reduced to a talisman sacrifice, or will he use human hair to kill people and reverse the world? Deep in the underground palace of the ancient Tibetan temple, hundreds of skeletons with hollow eyebrows turned around, waiting for the final sacrifice... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.