Have you ever heard time’s heartbeat?
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> Deep in an underground palace in the Taihang Mountains, beneath the tunnels of the city subway, a cold, ancient “heartbeat” like the tolling of bronze bells is echoing. It does not belong to this age.
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> The archaeological team has discovered no ordinary tomb, but a “time power station” connected to the modern electrical grid. The stiff-moving “engineers,” clad in bronze, are pumping surges of raging current into a gigantic bronze heart. With every beat, the most horrific moment in human history, Hiroshima, August 6, 1945, is torn from the river of time, pinned in place, and dragged into eternal darkness.
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> Stopping the “bronze heart” from beating has become a more urgent race for survival than solving any tomb’s mysteries.
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> I am [Your Pen Name]. The Bronze Heart: 1945 is now underway. Listen to time’s heartbeat from the abyss. Dare to keep pace?
