In the autumn of 1937, in an antique shop in Shanghai, Lu Ziming, an archeology professor who had returned from studying in France, uncovered the secret of a gilt-bronze figure from the Ming Dynasty - it was actually a cursed artifact that could summon "living figurines". When Ah Si was shot by Japanese businessman Yamamoto's bronze mirror fragment, the Lu family's ancestral compass suddenly flew counterclockwise, pointing to the bloody spot on the top of the Longhua Temple tower...
Reader comments
This book has a clear structure and is very interesting. I hope everyone will read it, and some of the plots in it are very eye-catching. I accidentally read it at three in the morning, and the more I read it, the more I liked it. The more I read, the better it became. Especially the chapter "Living Figurine" is so beautiful that I didn't dare to turn off the light after reading it. The book is very good, but maybe because of the title, not many people have read it, and the rating is low, but this does not affect the book's good reading.
This book has a clear structure and is very interesting. I hope everyone will read it, and some of the plots in it are very eye-catching. I accidentally read it at three in the morning, and the more I read it, the more I liked it. The more I read, the better it became. Especially the chapter "Living Figurine" is so beautiful that I didn't dare to turn off the light after reading it. The book is very good, but maybe because of the title, not many people have read it, and the rating is low, but this does not affect the book's good reading.