Shahai Buddha Eyes

When Su Yanqing, a Dunhuang cultural relics conservator, was cleaning Cave 465, he discovered that blood was oozing from a Tang Dynasty mural of "The Master of the Corpse Forest". That night, a student from the Academy of Fine Arts who participated in the copying died mysteriously, and his eyeballs were replaced with colored plastic beads. In order to find out the truth, she is forced to cooperate with Feng Jiu, a folklore consultant whose identity is a mystery. This man carries a "smiling Nuo opera mask" with him and always feeds a three-legged gecko with cinnabar late at night. The two followed the clues in the remaining volumes of "Silk Road Monsters" and broke into the "Silent Ancient City" in the hinterland of the desert. Under the yellow sand, the man-eating flying apsaras in the Millennium Scripture painting wake up on a full moon night, and the cursed souls of the camel caravans are still repeating their journey of death. When Feng Jiu revealed that he was a descendant of the cave keeper, with the secret of "mural repair blood" flowing in his body, Su Yanqing's left arm showed the same mandala tattoo as the owner of the corpse forest. The cultural relics dealer "Golden Abacus" appeared in the sandstorm, and his ancestral bronze sparrow lantern could actually illuminate the bound spirit in the mural. The three must solve the "Seven Tribulations of Buddha's Eyes" within sixty days and prevent all the murals in Mogao Grottoes from turning into man-eating hell pictures. And the greatest terror is hidden in the snow mountain temple in Cave 61, "Wutai Mountain Pictures", staring at the world...