Seven-Day Mystery: I Spread Intangible Cultural Heritage in a Strange Gambling Game

[Strong rhythm, no irrigation, layered design, weird rules]. Jiang Lin, a graduate student in folklore, received a bronze box engraved with Nuo opera facial makeup, and the bloody countdown dragged him into the first-day death bet. On the night of the wake at the funeral parlor, the "Code of the Underworld" quietly comes into effect: Do not look directly into the empty pupils of those who wear mourning, and all light sources must be extinguished at two o'clock in the morning. When the corpse's "family members" approached with a shady marriage contract in the Republic of China, Jiang Lin put on a Nuo opera mask and danced to expose the scam of human sacrifice. The prophecy code in the bronze box, the astrological warning from the mysterious hacker "Judge", and the remnants of death psychically sensed by intern Lin Xiaoyu are intertwined into a web of mystery on the first day. He thought that escaping the trap of the dark marriage would be victory, but the countdown in the box was not restarted. The map of the ancient Yellow River ferry and the corpse-corroded left hand showed a greater murderous intention - this bet was just the prologue of the thousand-year law of cause and effect.