The Nightless Marquis of Wushan: a Book of Life and Death in a Century-Old Tea House

Lin Qinghe, a contemporary tea lady, was forced to return to her hometown to inherit a century-old tea house. However, when frying spring tea, the "Phoenix Totem" spontaneously ignited. Bloody words appeared on the missing pages of the ancestral "Secret Records of the Tea Book": "Tea is nourished with blood, and fragrance is exchanged with life." She discovers that her father's mysterious disappearance is related to the "blood tea" taboo that has been worshiped by her family for generations - every generation of Lin's daughters must sacrifice the ancient fir tea tree alive on the night of the full moon in exchange for reaching the pinnacle of tea-making skills. In order to break the curse, Lin Qinghe went deep into the abandoned baking cave, accidentally activated the "time wormhole", and traveled to the Guangxu period to witness the whole process of his great-grandmother being buried alive as a tea sacrifice. As the investigation deepens, she is involved in a tea industry conspiracy that spans a century: the descendants of the Nanyang Jiangtou Master acquired tea houses in the name of "revitalization of intangible cultural heritage", but in fact they attempted to awaken the "Tea Demon" to achieve annihilation and rebirth; the Chaoshan Chamber of Commerce supported traditional skills on the surface, but secretly excavated the "baked scorched earth" in the coffins of the ancient fir forest. Inspired by the twelve processes of Phoenix Dancong, Lin Qinghe developed a "time tea" that can store time and space memories, and competed with the consciousness of the mountain god in the wormhole where reality and history are intertwined. Can she use the "Phoenix Three Nods" brewing technique to break the head-dropping poison? When the tea leaves sprouted in the body and the blood vessels turned into ropes, the female tea maker finally chose to use her body as a guide to recode the painful memories of mankind into "peace data". In the game of tea fragrance and blood, she wrote a life-changing chapter for Chaoshan tea culture...