Yuhan Secret Mantra

In the troubled times of the late Tang Dynasty, Huang Chao broke into Chang'an. Yang Junsong, the Feng Shui master of the Qintian Supervisor (who was named "Poverty Rescue"), fled with the palace secret code "The Secret Art of the Jade Letter", but he was involved in a civilized defense battle that spanned the Yin and Yang realms. This novel combines Feng Shui metaphysics, supernatural horror and historical suspense. It uses Yang Jiepo's escape trajectory as a context to reveal the thrilling secret history behind the inheritance of Chinese civilization. When black blood seeped out of Chang'an's Zhuque Street, and the ghosts of the Daming Palace came back to life due to the military disaster, Yang Junsong was shocked to realize during the pursuit of the Corpse Executioner: the rebel leader Huang Chao not only coveted the imperial power, but also attempted to use sorcery to sever the roots of Chinese civilization. He took his book boy and his piano to the "Ten Thousand Ghosts Crying Gorge" in the Kunlun Mountains, and faced the Yin soldiers who were forged from the bones of three thousand virgins. He entered the mass graves of Qianzhou and cracked the "extinct curse" based on the bones of his descendants. However, he discovered the black market transaction of living souls in the ghost market of Huangquan - every ruins is evidence of civilized symbiosis, and every sorcery is a betrayal of the "law of tolerance". The novel uses "The Secret Art of the Jade Letter" as the core clue, transforming Yang Junsong's Feng Shui investigation into a life-and-death game with evil magic: using the Big Dipper formation to break the Yin soldiers locking the dragon pile, using the innate Bagua formation to destroy the evil blood corpse, and reversing the "five disadvantages and three deficiencies" curse in the nine-square grid. The supernatural scenes in the book are strange and shocking: the cherry blossom curse fog that can eat people, the mixed-race skeletons whose genes have been tampered with, and the false civilization stitched together with historical fragments. There are hidden metaphors for the "fragmentation of civilization" everywhere. As Yang Junsong fled from Chang'an to Qianzhou, the story gradually revealed a larger conspiracy: the island country's forces took advantage of the Huangchao Rebellion and tried to control China through Feng Shui.