At the "Yin-Yang Ferry" of the Yangtze River, a cast-iron rhinoceros weeps blood in the middle of the night, and human bones are brought to the surface of the river wrapped in scarlet sand, revealing the secret of a century-old living sacrifice. In the ninth year of Tongzhi, Zhenhe Supervisor nailed his parents and children into a sunken tree due to flooding, creating the curse of "blood sacrifice to the river". A hundred years later, Chen Tieshan, a sand collector, discovered that the bloody sand flowing from Tie Xi's eyes was actually mixed with fragments of porcelain sacrifices from the Tongzhi period. Xiao Hanzhi, the leader of the White House who had been missing for many years, reappeared in the center of the river wrapped in a human skin lantern and sang a life-threatening drama. His grandson, Chen Wangchuan, was born with double pupils. When he touched ancient objects such as bronze locks and gilded water rulers, memories of his past life came flooding back - he was the reincarnation of the direct descendant of the prisoner who was Shenjiang a hundred years ago, and the mark on his ankle was exactly the same as the child corpse on the Tongzhi altar.
The underwater "Stake Ghost Market" appears with the blood moon. The souls of the dead trade organs with Yangshou as currency. The human skin lanterns on both sides of the bluestone streets reflect the afterimages of the drowned. The soul-awakening paper horse cut out by the papermaker Sun Yu'e carried the living people and sank into the river. The transfer case of the goddess Qian Sufen twenty years ago was exposed by the ghost market account books. When Zhou Xuantong, a descendant of the Zhenhe Prison, used a gilded ruler to suppress the evil spirits, he was dragged to the bottom of the river by an iron chain around his neck. The headless corpse tied at the end of the chain turned out to be the prison official Zhou Dingshan who committed murder a hundred years ago.
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Opening "The Legend of Demons in the Long River", the mysterious aura of the Yin-Yang Ferry of the Yangtze River hits your face. The cast-iron rhinoceros weeps blood in the middle of the night. It instantly catches the eye and creates a suspenseful atmosphere. In the cruel blood sacrifice in the ninth year of Tongzhi, the river supervisor was nailing his parents and children into a sunken tree to quell the flood. What kind of helplessness and obsession was hidden behind such a decisive move is heart-wrenching. The author Wen Qing 009 uses delicate brushstrokes to outline that turbulent and mysterious era, where floods, evil spirits and the struggle of human nature are intertwined, and the plots are intertwined. Each character is burdened with the shackles of fate, and their choices push the story toward the unknown. Following the text, you feel as if you are on a ferry, witnessing this tragic legend, and feeling the unique charm of the collision of historical vicissitudes and supernatural suspense.
Opening "The Legend of Demons in the Long River", the mysterious aura of the Yin-Yang Ferry of the Yangtze River hits your face. The cast-iron rhinoceros weeps blood in the middle of the night. It instantly catches the eye and creates a suspenseful atmosphere. In the cruel blood sacrifice in the ninth year of Tongzhi, the river supervisor was nailing his parents and children into a sunken tree to quell the flood. What kind of helplessness and obsession was hidden behind such a decisive move is heart-wrenching. The author Wen Qing 009 uses delicate brushstrokes to outline that turbulent and mysterious era, where floods, evil spirits and the struggle of human nature are intertwined, and the plots are intertwined. Each character is burdened with the shackles of fate, and their choices push the story toward the unknown. Following the text, you feel as if you are on a ferry, witnessing this tragic legend, and feeling the unique charm of the collision of historical vicissitudes and supernatural suspense.