The son of a low-level carpenter, possesses Lu Ban's unique skills in ghost arts. From the county town to the imperial capital mysteries, he uncovers the ultimate secrets between humans and gods in the era of the Eight Kingdoms' struggle for hegemony.
In the Chen State in the fictional era, the architecture was as majestic as that of the Tang Dynasty, eight kingdoms stood side by side, and the exotic customs were different. Seventeen-year-old Ye Xuan is a child of an ordinary carpenter's family in East Street, Yong'an County. His father, Ye Guangshun, is proficient in the Luban art, but he disappeared mysteriously while he was out working. When Ye Xuan was sorting out his belongings, he discovered the second volume of "The Book of Lu Ban" that his father had hidden under the bed - a forbidden book that recorded "The Art of Weary of Victory". Those who study this book will definitely suffer the consequences of "lack of one discipline": widowers, widowers, orphans, singles, and disabled people will all have the same problem.
When his father disappeared, Ye Xuan accepted the word "lonely".
The story begins with a coffin hanging halfway up the mountain. The ancestral tomb of owner Zhou of the coffin shop is haunted, and a woman's cries can be heard from the old man's hanging coffin. Ye Xuan went to check, pushed open the coffin lid, and found a young woman in red clothes curled up inside. Her breath turned into ice, and she claimed to have been "dead for three days." This woman was Sun Xiuniang, the daughter of the Sun family who committed suicide by throwing herself into a well three days ago. But she was supposed to be buried at the foot of Dongshan Mountain, so how could she appear in the Zhou family's coffin?
From the county seat to the county seat, from the capital to the imperial capital, Ye Xuan was gradually involved in a deeper whirlpool of crimes.
The day when the ink line was red, there was a bloody disaster.
On the day when the ink line turns white, don't go down the well.
Ye Xuan, a young carpenter, started from a hanging coffin and walked into the truth of this world.
