[No System] [Supernatural Mystery]
The secret arts passed down through my family are no blessing. They are a curse.
Luo Tian, the last feng shui master of the Luo family, tends a shabby shop and deals with the “unclean things” that ordinary people avoid at all costs. He had hoped to fade into the crowd and live out his days in peace, but a gang of ruthless tomb raiders set their sights on him.
Their leader, the dwarf nicknamed “Half-Height,” Huang Rong, lured him into a deadly trap, Mistveil Valley, with a bloodstained Tang-dynasty silk manuscript. Legend says the valley is a “living dragon’s lair,” sealed by the Tang-dynasty mystic Li Chunfeng himself. Hidden inside is a shocking “feng shui relic” capable of reshaping the land’s feng shui, and it is also the forbidden place where Luo Tian’s father disappeared, leaving behind a tearful message written in blood.
At the same time, a special adviser to the National Cultural Heritage Administration arrives in the dead of night. He seems to offer cooperation, but speaks in riddles. A mountain-guarding girl with a mysterious past: friend or foe? Living mountains, the soul-devouring waters of the River of Forgetfulness, the vengeful spirits of craftsmen entombed in the walls, and a faceless corpse demon guarding the entrance... Every step leads to a deadly trap.
Luo Tian enters the dragon’s mouth of the underworld palace. He is searching not only for his father and the secrets of his bloodline, but also trying to stop the “half-open dragon eye” from opening all the way.
Because when the dragon’s eye opens completely, what comes out may not be a dragon.