"The Eyes of the Red Dust" was written by Xingcha in his early years. The protagonist Ma Sanluo's mobile phone always receives orders at three o'clock in the morning.
This Shanghai-drifting young man lives in a seven-square-meter basement in an urban village. During the day, his spine is crushed by the rent and bad reviews. At night, he delivers "special takeaways" in a gloomy manner - sometimes yellow paper soaked in corpse oil, sometimes bronze keys engraved with birth dates. The most horrifying one is that there is a beating object in the insulated box.
Ever since Fatty Yan used Lu Zu's bronze mirror to open his eyes, his world has been split in two:
The noodle stall's noodle stall Wang Po's soup pot was filled with Meng Po's tears, the white-collar woman who jumped off the building had a hundred years of resentment wrapped around her neck, and the order that dinged on her cell phone often had an address of "No. 44 Huangquan Road" or "Wishi City Takeaway Counter." It wasn't until one night that he delivered a package with "Consignee: Ma Sanluo" on it, and opened it to find thirteen master-devouring bronze keys. Only then did he realize that he had been written into "Maoshan Pingyao Strategy" and became a living sacrifice in the century-old game between China and Japan.
Under the neon lights, cultivation civilization tears open the cracks in modern cities:
The shikigami of the Jiuju sect is hiding in Internet celebrity milk tea, and the victim of the Cultural Revolution repeats the reincarnation of death at the express station, and his body, which was refined into a "human key", is growing bronze bones due to the mutation of the golden elixir. When the female ghost in red tore open her wedding dress to reveal the "Zhong Lu Mission Picture" tattoo, when Fatty Yan said "You were Xu Fu's Cauldron ten lives ago" at the cost of his soul, Ma Sanluo grabbed the handle of the battery car and rushed to Lujiazui in the heavy rain - this time, the "takeaway" he wanted to deliver was the calamity fire that cut off the cause and effect of thousands of years.
