Green Lantern Rat Bone
Dead rats roam the streets, and the lights are dyed green. The nightmare in Zhaozhou City begins with the phrase "rats cry at the door, and ghosts come to the door."
The plague broke out suddenly, corpses filled the alleys, and the night market where humans and ghosts lived together hid a shocking secret: beneath the abandoned granary was the source of the plague formed by centuries of grudges between the rat demons. In order to relieve the suffering of the people, the scholar Shi Daonan searched for old accounts, burned talisman formations, boiled medicinal soups, carved poems in blood and erected bone monuments, in an attempt to free the resentful souls and purify the epidemic.
But ignorance is worse than the plague. He was denounced as a monster and deceived the public, expelled by the people, and eventually died in a sea of fire. His achievements were usurped and his reputation was tarnished. Only the salesman Agui hid his remaining manuscripts and the truth and guarded them for generations.
A hundred years have passed, bone monuments have been rediscovered, dead rats have begun to cry again, and new epidemics have resurfaced. The storyteller sang "Dead Rat Walking" on the street, but it became evidence of trouble. As the blue lanterns turn on and off, the rat crows in reincarnation. It turns out that the most terrifying thing is never the plague ghost, but the never-ending ignorance of the world.
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If there is a book that can write about human nature under the plague so deeply that it makes people gasp after reading it, I think it is the only book.
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This book is worth reading and worth reading several times. It requires careful study. It writes a sense of history. The human heart is like a prison and the human body is rare.
The author is like an old teller telling folk stories from those years. The sense of reality and illusion runs through the whole story. The details of the story are so perfect that it feels like there are white silk and vinyl everywhere under your feet. It makes people want to vomit while reading, but they have to admire the author's writing style.
This is actually a true story. The author's writing is good. It would be great if it could be adapted into a drama. [Ask for more updates] [Ask for more updates] [Ask for more updates] If there is a book that can write about human nature under the plague so deeply that it makes people gasp after reading it, I think it is the only book.
You can take a look, it's very meaningful
Very nice looking forward to updates Looking forward to better books
Conscience is priceless, but it's a pity that some people don't have it. Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you. Don't do to others what you want to do to yourself. Karma and retribution are true and true [Sending Hearts]
This book is worth reading and worth reading several times. It requires careful study. It writes a sense of history. The human heart is like a prison and the human body is rare.