In the twenty-first year of the Jiaqing reign, snow fell in July and famine ravaged the land.
The richest man in Yongping County set up a soup kitchen, earning himself the title “Living Buddha to Ten Thousand Families.”
But in an alley behind the City God Temple, several skeletons were found gnawed clean. Rumors spread that a “snow demon was eating people.”
The disillusioned deputy magistrate Zhou Mo and the hot-blooded coroner Lin Chun were forced to investigate the murders.
Every clue pointed to the bustling soup kitchen and its respected “benefactor”!
When the bloodshed was over, the truth was laid bare.
Only two choices remained before him:
Uncover the truth of this living hell and condemn the city’s starving people to die with it?
Or… become the new head chef of this human feast?
Against the historical backdrop of the real “Year Without a Summer,” what is more terrifying than ghosts is the human heart.
My writing skills are very good, I read 40 chapters in one go
Cheers to the author, you wrote it very well.
Okay, okay, the suspense is enough. It's too late, it's just the beginning, but the plot seems to be good. Save first.
Nice! Worth reading!