[Supernatural thriller + ancient tomb decryption + reversal + tomb robbing adventure]
When Lin Yue was twenty-eight years old, he returned to his old house to pack up his belongings and prepare to sell the house that had been empty for three years.
He dug out an old book among his grandfather's belongings, with a kraft paper cover and three words written on it: The Art of Shaking the Dragon. There is also a line of small words on the title page: According to the original "Shaking the Dragon Scripture" written by Yang Junsong of the Tang Dynasty, it was made by referring to the water veins. What is recorded in the book is not text, but the Feng Shui bureau that has been surveyed by three generations of the Lin family. Every page points to the same place: the basement under the main house of his family that has never been opened.
My father disappeared there thirty years ago. Grandpa died there thirty years ago. Grandpa's body has not yet been found.
Lin Yue stayed in the old house that night and was awakened by the sound of dripping water in the middle of the night. A water stain on the kitchen ceiling showed the outline of a human face. The face opened its mouth and said three words: I'll wait for you. The next day, he discovered that writing began to appear on the blank pages of the book "Shaking the Dragon". It was his own handwriting, recording what was about to happen. The last page reads: On September 15th, open the door and enter. The person she is waiting for is you.
He pushed open the basement door and walked into a world of underground rivers. There is a village that has sunk for a hundred years, a woman who has lived for three hundred years, and a person who looks exactly like him. The man said: You should have come down when you were eight years old. I have lived for you for twenty years. Now, it's your turn.
But Lin Yue soon discovered that there was more than one truth. That underground river contains a secret guarded by three generations of the Lin family, a secret about Yang Junsong, the founder of Feng Shui in the Tang Dynasty, and about the "broken dragon vein" that should not have appeared in the world.
