There are hidden cracks in the prosperous age of the Tang Dynasty. In an abandoned mausoleum, strange noises keep coming in the middle of the night. Li San, a down-and-out scholar, accidentally falls into a cave and uncovers a secret that has been sealed for centuries. The inscription on the stone wall reads, "The An-Shi Rebellion was inhumane." The jade pendant contains a shocking clue that "she is not dead." Is that king among the drunken flowers really himself? Why is the shadow of the imperial concubine lingering in the mausoleum? The pursuers are approaching step by step. How weird is the truth in Ye Shili? From a common citizen to a chess piece in troubled times, Li San stepped into the gaps in history, exploring tombs, breaking situations, and defying fate, just to find a way to survive!
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