Yin Zhiping, a blood descendant of the Buried Lord, embarks on an adventure to break the three-thousand-year-old blood curse caused by his father Yin Tianfeng's theft of King Zhou Mu's tomb twenty years ago. From the mercury sea bronze coffin in the Mausoleum of the First Emperor to the Corpse Gu Cave in the Miao Village in western Hunan, he discovered the secret of the golden jade garment to suppress the curse in the tomb of King Jing in Zhongshan. In the Mausoleum of King Lu, he encountered the disaster of blood corpses caused by the failure of King Mu of Zhou to refine the corpse. However, he awakened his innocent body in the catastrophe caused by the Yin soldiers taking advantage of the Yang, and a grid of jade fragments that resonated with the dragon veins of Kyushu grew under his skin.
When he returned to Lishan, he found that his father's body had been used as a soul-nurturing container by the remnant soul of King Zhou Mu, with seven soul-nailing shuttles piercing his chest. In order to break the situation, Yin Zhiping cut off his left arm, used the blood of his relatives to form a death chain, and fell into the sea of boiling mercury together with his father's body. The story is intertwined with the secret techniques of the Western Zhou Dynasty, Taoist legends of corpse exhumation and Miao Gu magic. In the exploration of ancient tombs and the confrontation between Yin and Yang, the cruel truth of the Yin family's "burial coffins" for generations is revealed, and ultimately points to the ultimate mystery of the soul-soothing jade in the Kunlun Mountains.
