In the modern urban "fog city", there are legends about "living intangible cultural heritage" - intangible cultural heritage artifacts that are more than a hundred years old (such as Suzhou embroidery screens, mortise and tenon wooden boxes, celadon lamps, shadow puppets) will generate "aura" due to the "obsession" of the craftsmen (unfulfilled wishes, unsaid regrets), and can be awakened by specific "spiritual touches". Activated utensils have special powers: Suzhou embroidery can weave illusions, mortise and tenon joints can reorganize space, and celadon can illuminate people's obsessions. However, every time the "Spirit Toucher" uses supernatural powers, he will be eroded by the obsession in the artifact. At least, his temperament will change drastically, and at worst, he will become the "puppet" of the artifact.
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I've seen a better book. It's pretty good.
Very good, not bad
I've seen a better book. It's pretty good. Very good, not bad