In 1983, a close friend of mine was sent to Ganquan County, Yichuan, on an archaeological expedition. On the mudflats along the Yellow River, the team dug up a bronze bell sealed shut with cowhide.
When the bell was accidentally opened, a woman's bones were found inside.
From that moment on, strange things began happening one after another:
Archaeologists died one by one, and human bite marks appeared on the bodies...
Mongolian villagers slept on their knees, and time suddenly began running backward...
I thought I had been dragged into this by accident, but I never imagined someone had deliberately lured me into the trap.
Does a treasure from Western Xia really exist?
Did the Shang and Zhou dynasties really produce divine artifacts?
Why was Genghis Khan undefeated in battle?
What... does "Enlighten the Three Thousand" really mean?
Is the treasure of the Hanging River... just a lure?
It's beautiful and the writing is so new.
It's very interesting, I hope the author can keep it up
It's too cold. It's a great book. If you don't push it a bit, it's okay.