Yaksha

A bloody storm enveloped the ancient capital, and the headless mystery affected both the government and the public. In Jinling City, it rains continuously. Within one month, there were four headless murders, and no trace was left at the scene except for the neat beheadings. The murderer is like a ghost, codenamed "Yaksha". Protagonist: Lu Qingfeng is a patrolman in Jinling. He is highly skilled in martial arts and is good at wielding a pair of Tang Henghuan's first swords. Good wine, good quantity. He was ordered to solve the case within a time limit, but fell into a lot of confusion. The case escalates: the fifth headless corpse appears, and the method changes - not only the head is beheaded, but a finger is also taken away, leaving traces of deliberate fighting at the scene. The deceased, Chen Mingyuan, appeared to be a weak scholar, but was actually a traitor to the Japanese ninja organization "Haigeliu" with a secret. The clues were intertwined, and Lu Qingfeng peeled off the cocoon and discovered strange carvings at the crime scene, evidence of wave patterns, and the strange connection between the moon phase and the murder. All clues point to a nested star formation in Jinling City, and the eye of the formation is actually the core of the government office. In this ancient city with continuous rainy nights, who can break through the fog and illuminate the truth? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.