Where Did This Female Corpse Come From?

Introduction to the origin of this female corpse The strange female corpse deep in the ancient tomb breaks the tranquility of the city. Detective Xue Bushing and archaeologist Hong Bei accidentally get involved in a mysterious mystery that spans a hundred years. The faded mandala pattern on the cuffs of the female corpse and the copper token embedded in the placket all point to the resurrection ritual of a long-extinct cult. The strange movements of the corpse's fingertips and the sudden attack of corpse-eating ants in the tomb make the investigation even more thrilling at every step. As the investigation deepens, the secrets of the Xuanyin Sect's living sacrifices and the conspiracy of the saint Su Ling's resurrection gradually come to light. Hong Bei's grandfather, who has been missing for many years, suddenly appears as a black-robed cultist. On the one hand, she is bound by family ties, and on the other hand, she is involved in a heinous crime. She is forced to make a painful choice. Xue Buxing relied on his keen criminal investigation intuition and complemented Hong Mei's archaeological knowledge to uncover clues such as tomb runes, sun flame mirrors, and yin and yang jade pendants, but found that there was also a mysterious black hand codenamed "Night Owl" hidden behind it. From an abandoned ancient temple to an evil nest in the far north, from a black hole crisis to the rebellion of relatives, they not only have to fight against the puppets possessed by resentment, decipher the strange connection between magic weapons and bloodline, but also uncover the ultimate conspiracy of Night Owl to use the bloodline of the Saint to control the world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.