Young Master and Shadow

Under the old locust tree in Yundu, Chen Mo, a seventeen-year-old boy from a black family, was worried about the rising rent, but he picked up a wooden box with strange red patterns carved at the bottom of the tree. When the talisman in the box glowed, he saw the prophecy of "blood sacrifice in three days", and even received a strange call - the cold voice on the other end actually coincided with the call of the "young master" in his dream. A talking black cat suddenly appears, revealing that the friendly Grandpa Zhang is actually the "Locust Keeper", and the rent increase, talismans, and pursuit are all part of a hunt for him. On the way to escape, he discovered that all the mysteries pointed to the same red-striped symbol: there were traces of it in the wooden box, talisman paper, the ancient sword in his dream, and even in the abandoned warehouse where he was hiding. When the "Shadow" puppet is chasing after him at the end of the alley, and when the countdown to the blood sacrifice approaches, Chen Mo has to face his own secret - those dreams of fighting by fire may not be hallucinations; and the reason why he is being hunted may be hidden behind this red stripe, hidden in the grudges spanning thousands of years involved in the word "Young Master". Is Black Cat's help salvation or another trap? What does the red stripe symbol actually mean? Three days later This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.