Lampblower

Deep in the rift valley of the Loess Plateau are buried the secrets of the dynasty that Cao Cao sealed when he established Mojin Xiaowei. In the collapsed Dragon King Temple, a sixteen-year-old boy, Qin Xiao, accidentally awakened the yin and yang pupils inherited from the Qin family by touching a bronze compass - those gray-white pupils that could penetrate the ground and see the flow of Qi veins. The gravekeeper's grandpa filled a clay pot with water to teach him how to identify water veins, and used a spinning wheel mechanism to demonstrate the principle of the soul-hanging ladder. However, on a full-moon night, he stared at the bloody streaks on the ancestral gold-touching charm with a solemn expression. When a tremor like the earth's roar came from the old path of the Yellow River, the kerosene lamp simulating the tomb suddenly went out. In the darkness, Qin Xiao felt the bronze rust seeping out of the stone wall - it was the Zhenling Blood Bronze that was buried with the last Xixia king according to the county annals. The grandfather and grandson didn't know that on the night when Yin Yang Tong awakened, in a purple gold coffin that had been sleeping for thousands of years, fingers wrapped in cursed silk had torn the first crack. At this moment, the young man is holding the hot gold-touching talisman, and his pupils reflect the interlaced Qi currents of the underground palace. The roar of the Yellow River changing its course and the snapping sound of the ancient tomb mechanism overlap in his ears. This fate that began with Cao Wei will eventually reveal the truth of life and death in the eyes of yin and yang.