Sewer Upgrades Alone

Yu Xian, an outdoor anchor who had been unemployed for three months, got into the city sewer with a rusty flashlight under the stimulation of his big brother in the live broadcast room, who said, "I will take you to see the world if you earn enough rockets." Amidst the stench of musty mixed with swamp gas, his lens suddenly caught sight of a bronze branch half-buried in the mud - the tree body pattern with nine sacred birds entwined around it was exactly the same as the Sanxingdui Bronze Sacred Tree. What's even more terrifying is the gray-green figure emerging from the shadows: a rickety goblin clutching a stone spear with a jade embedded in it. The faint light dancing in the eye sockets reflects the cinnabar rock painting on the stone wall, "Looking at the king commanding the earth." The muffled sound of gears turning came from the depths of the sewage. Zhou Ye dug out half an oracle bone inscription from the cracks in the collapsed bricks. Next to the fragment of the sentence "The Cancongs turned ghosts into servants", the outline of the same pointed ears as the goblins was crookedly carved. When a hundred thousand viewers suddenly flooded into the live broadcast room, the private message from the "Guardian of the Bronze Tree" was flashing on the screen: "It has been three thousand years, and they are still waiting for the King of Shu's candle dragon lantern to light up the capital again..." The camera trembled as it swept across the floating rotten leaves, and the reflection of a row of bronze masks suddenly appeared under the water. Those "vertical eyes" protruding from the eye sockets clearly reflected Zhou Ye holding up a mobile phone - and the goblin "group" behind him who were slowly getting up and holding bronze swords.