Yin Si Ming Book: Twenty-Seven Days of Life and Death

Ji Changqing took out a master-eating bronze finger from the ancient tomb, and his right hand turned into a weapon that could swallow all kinds of things. When he found his name engraved in the Yinsi Book of Life, the twenty-seven-day countdown had begun. The transactions at the Jiuyou Pawn Shop, the human skin lanterns at the Living Corpse Inn, the bronze carriages filled with headless Yin soldiers... Everyone who is contaminated with the finger-wrenching cause and effect will set off green fireworks in the Ming Lantern Palace. This is a road paved with other people's life and death. When Ji Changqing tore open the last fig leaf of the world of immortality, the sound of chains breaking came from the depths of the bronze finger - the monster that devoured his fellow disciples on a rainy night three hundred years ago was awakening in his bones.