On the rainy night when the Liangzhu jade cong was unearthed, the star map at the bottom of the exploration suddenly lit up, revealing the mystery of the eternal life guarded by the ancient Jiuli tribe. The moment Lin Mo, the archaeological captain, touched the jade cong, the twenty-eight stars quietly shifted, the bronze Taotie pattern opened its eyes on the tomb wall, and the silent strange beasts of "The Book of Mountains and Seas" resurrected from the cracks in the myth. As Yi Jing scholar Lu Qingyang's compass emerges from the memory of Si Tianjian of the Northern Song Dynasty, and oracle bone expert Bai Guan's jade beads under the clavicle break into a key, the three are forced to be involved in a shocking mystery that spans the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors - from the broken branches sealed in the bronze sacred tree of Sanxingdui to the Yu Lianxing official uniform hanging upside down in the Jiuyi Mountain underground palace in western Hunan. The guardians of the mausoleum use puppet silk to control the thousand-year mechanism, and the returning guests use blood sacrifices to balance the dimensional gates. The spiral patterns engraved on the bronzes of the Shang and Zhou dynasties are actually the three-dimensional unfolding of the Hetu Luoshu, pointing to the ending of the nine-star series in 2045. When the time difference between the Yellow Emperor's calendar and the current lunar calendar turns into a fatal error, and when the immortality technique of the Western Queen's mother clan encounters a catastrophe on the tenth day, this game with the dragon veins of the Nine Provinces as the chessboard and the return of the four seas as the stakes will eventually usher in reincarnation in the giant bronze eyes of Kunlun Ruins - after all, the Battle of Zhuolu five thousand years ago may have never really ended.
