Solving Crimes Can Also Lead to Immortality

During the Liu and Song Dynasties in the Southern Dynasty, Huang Xuanzong, a poor scholar in the suburbs of Luoyang, made a living by copying books and writing letters for others. At that time, there was a confrontation between the north and the south, demons and demons were surging, and bizarre murders occurred one after another. The dead were all in the state of "evolving into immortality." The Luoyang government office was at a loss and offered a reward of a hundred gold to anyone who could solve the case. In order to raise money to treat his childhood sweetheart's cold illness, Huang Xuanzong posted a reward notice. A seemingly ordinary murder case led to a shocking conspiracy spanning the five major factions of Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Mohism, and Soldiers, and involving the royal families of the eight dynasties of the north and south. When Huang Xuanzong used his mortal wisdom to figure out the mysteries, he found that every time he solved a case, there was a picture that did not belong to this world in the depths of his memory - that was when the chaos first began, and the three founders sat opposite each other and handed a jade slip into his hand: "The day you solve the three thousand mysteries in the world, that's when the 'things outside the Tao' will arrive." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.