In the funeral parlor on a rainy night, the body in the ice coffin suddenly sat up.
Chen Qingyang, the attendant at the funeral home, held the Qianlong Tongbao passed down from his family and discovered that half of the Yin Fish Jade Pendant was swimming in the pupil of the deceased. This young man who was born to be greedy for life never thought that this strange transformation of corpses would tear apart the thousand-year secret war of Xuanmen under the neon lights of the city.
When Lu Qingyi, the descendant of Xuanwei Sect, broke through the window with a thunderbolt wooden sword, the dark pattern of the twenty-eight stars on the Taoist robe was glowing with blood. The female Taoist priest who was responsible for the fate of the Seven Kills recognized the seven-star dragon-locking bureau in the talisman fire used to suppress the transformation of corpses. The ghost door mark on the back of the deceased's neck, the peach wood soul-control nail in the power distribution room, and the bronze destiny tablet buried deep under the funeral parlor all pointed to the dragon vein severing disaster that shook Xuanmen twenty years ago.
The moment the yin and yang fish and jade pendants came together, the roar of the chains breaking was heard from the North Star position. The men in black from the Netherworld appeared in the antique market, the paper figures of Xiangxi's corpse hunters lurked between the glass curtain walls of the CBD, and the wind-mocking beast heads on the eaves of the Forbidden City shed tears of blood on the night of the full moon.
From the cross-river bridge where the Yin soldiers used the passage to the abandoned dock where He Bo got married, the fragments of Chen Qingyang's "Tianji Ce" and Lu Qingyi's "Shangqing Dongxuan Jing" are intertwined between the compass needles. When the two men unlocked the Ming Dynasty dragon-suppressing map in the underground palace of the funeral parlor, the Liangyi lock on the door to the ruins was slowly turning - what was sealed there was not only the thirty-six caves left by Zhang Daoling, but also the Yinxu dragon that devoured the fate of the world.
