In the last years of Daliang, there was a war in the border town. Shen Du, an apprentice at the Treasure Appraisal Shop, is the son of a sinner who was expelled from his family. Under the three-hundred-year contract law, those who violate the oath will have their true names swallowed up by the "nameless fog" and erased from everyone's memory. On this day, the Si Qi Mansion came with an order: "Shen Du, your master Tie Laoqi secretly inspected forbidden objects. According to the contract, he should be punished by being 'named.'" Shen Du stopped in front of the master: "He was drunk when he signed the contract, and the promise made while drunk is invalid." The Si Contract Officer sneered: "The contract only asks whether it is spoken, not whether it is sober." The bronze coin on the wrist suddenly became hot - [Hundred times return] activation: Take the first blow for the master and return a hundred times the fame. The price is that he becomes the next prey. That night, in front of the bronze mirror where the treasure appraisal was broadcast live, someone anonymously sent a blood-stained jade box. In the box is a marriage contract, signed by Jiang Caiwei, who "died" three years ago. "Save me." The writing is melting. Shen Du turned off the live broadcast and wiped off the blood on the jade box - underneath the blood was a line of contract loopholes that only he could see: "Silence does not mean consent." He wants the Sichuan government to know: the rules you set will become a noose to strangle you.
