The prosperous age of Kaiyuan was filled with gold and jade. A strange alchemy furnace exploded, releasing rotten "foul gas"; several "soul jars" flowed in from foreign lands, hiding the bones of eternal resentment. The intertwining of the two gave rise to a "dirty change" - the living turned into the walking dead, and Chang'an fell into purgatory overnight.
Su Ye, a delinquent from Wannian County, inspected a rotting corpse on a rainy night and was shocked to find that the chest was filled with wriggling black worms. The mentor's sudden change, Hu Nu weeping blood, the powerful officials secretly refining the "Corpse King"... The lights of all nations on Suzaku Street were instantly swallowed up by the roaring tide of corpses. The armor of Jinwu Guards is covered in dust, the steps of the Ming Dynasty Palace are stained with black blood, and the "Song of Colorful Clothes and Feathers" of the past is only the wail of broken bones rubbing against each other.
Su Ye, the lone wolf-like hunter, clutched the blood-stained horizontal knife, and stood side by side with Aisha, a Persian hut who knew the secret medicine. They need to cut off the evil spirit transformed by their mentor, destroy the curse jars scattered around the world, and face the deep sins originating from the palace and the Silk Road. The Mo knife splits the rotten body, the talisman burns the evil insects, and the benzoin ignites the gleam in despair. This is a road of redemption through a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood. On the bones of the prosperous age, the most tenacious embers of human nature are revealed.
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I go, the author's writing style is really good, the environment, actions, and characters are very vivid and vivid, but the plot is a bit confusing, and the identity of the characters is explained too hastily, which is a bit far-fetched. I would like to give you five stars for encouragement.
I go, the author's writing style is really good, the environment, actions, and characters are very vivid and vivid, but the plot is a bit confusing, and the identity of the characters is explained too hastily, which is a bit far-fetched. I would like to give you five stars for encouragement.