Jiuchen Coffin

A yellow talisman on the back of the neck of a corpse in a brick kiln in western Hunan links three unsolved cases; in a bronze coffin in a cave in the Qinling Mountains, half a tiger talisman reveals the truth about my grandfather's disappearance. Detective Chen Ke never thought that the three words "Jiuchen coffin" that his grandfather muttered before his death would drag him into a mysterious mystery that spans more than half of China—— Eight coffins rule Kyushu, one coffin with a human face nourishes evil spirits, and nine bronze pieces hide the key to the ruins. From the dead flowers in Luofengpo in western Hunan, to the ice demons in Fenggugou in Changbai Mountain, from the dungeons in Kunlun's Death Valley, to the eyes of the sunken ship in Xisha, every step is stepped on the bones of the predecessors, and every place hides the roar of the living evil. The men in black robes from the Shadow Organization follow him like a shadow. They feed the evil spirits with the blood of boys and girls and draw maps with living human skins, just to open the door to the ruins that can swallow all things on the night of the seven stars shifting. And Chen Ke gradually discovered that the half of the tiger talisman left behind by his grandfather was not only a key, but also a curse - the Chen family had been "lockkeepers" for generations, and the other end of the lock was the remnant soul of the ancient alien beast Xiangliu that had been sealed for thousands of years. The road ahead will only become more unpredictable. Can they get through the millennium fog and decipher the truth... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.