Dragon Abyss Calamity: The Two Haitang Gems

While studying an ancient rouge box engraved with begonia patterns, modern archaeologist Su Haitang accidentally triggered a mechanism and transmigrated to ancient Jinling. Her unusual clothes and interest in the begonia dye at a dyehouse in the south of the city caught the attention of Chu Yichen, the master of the Misty Rain Pavilion, and the two became entangled.

At the time, disturbances in Jinling's ley lines gave rise to strange phenomena: mist in Black Wind Valley, a blue glow over the Qinhuai River at night, and more. These confirmed the Misty Rain Pavilion's prophecy: "Begonias summon the dragon; the twin jades unite." Su Haitang's rouge box and Chu Yichen's dragon-patterned jade pendant could be joined together to reveal a ley-line map, making them key to stabilizing the ley lines. Beneath the foundation of the old city gate tower, which her grandfather helped build, lay a secret compartment at the ley-line nexus and clues to the "Dragon-Locking Abyss Hidden Ley-Line Stabilizer" left by her father.

The Blackwater Sect allied with the Third Prince, Chu Yixuan, and sought to seize power by unleashing the ley lines' malevolent energy. Drawing on her modern knowledge of archaeology and chemistry, Su Haitang joined forces with Chu Yichen to break the illusions in Black Wind Valley, find the ley-line map at an old residence, and brave the Blackwater Sect's poison formations. Their tokens resonated several times, helping them escape danger.

The two found a jade seal and a pearl in the Dragon-Locking Abyss. When they reached the ley-line nexus, they encountered an enemy's evil formation. At the critical moment, a black-horned scaled serpent came to their aid. The twin jades united and burst with golden light, breaking the formation and defeating their enemy. Jinling was at peace once more, but the secrets of the rouge box and Su Haitang's way home...

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