After graduating, medical student Sun Shuai heads to Tibet, hoping to settle into a quiet life as a small-town doctor. But when his girlfriend, Qu Zhen, disappears, a twist of fate turns him into an apprentice at an antiques shop.
While helping his mysterious master, Old Wu, traffic in dzi beads and Buddha statues, he accidentally touches a bloodstained bone scraper. From then on, he is haunted by vengeful spirits and forced into the strange, unfathomable world of Tibetan occult mysteries.
Master and apprentice face midnight attacks by cat demons, the emergence of the ancient Guge Silver Eye, and the secrets of a corpse-filled cave beneath a temple. Each time they narrowly escape death, they move one step closer to the truth behind Qu Zhen's disappearance.
Just when Sun Shuai thinks he's about to solve the mystery, he discovers that his master secretly married Qu Zhen behind his back. Beneath the antiques trade, dark currents are stirring, and one evil god's artifact after another is coming to light.
Who in this world can truly be trusted?
I have been reading slowly for more than a month, feeling relaxed and relaxed, and full of atmosphere. Some of the parts are very well written! The two stories like the mask and the drunkard are the most interesting and creative!