Xiangxi's Mysterious Book: the Paper Man's Bones Change

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the mountains in western Hunan were like ghosts and the miasma was like fog. There is a sorcery circulating in the town: a paper man dies on behalf of a living person, and the bones of a living person are replaced. Lu Yanqiu, a physiognomist, specializes in treating "bone abnormalities" with a bone ruler in his left hand and a cinnabar pen in his right hand. She never removes the bones of a living person or renews a person's life. She only takes action when bones are stolen and souls are replaced. However, on a rainy night, seven paper figures wearing human skin knocked on the door of Yizhuang. A male corpse suddenly sat up, his eyes were two pieces of white bone, and he opened his mouth to vomit blood: "My bones... Were replaced..." From that moment on, Lu Yanqiu was forced to step into a catastrophe that depended on his bones. She broke into the dark kiln of human skin, strayed into the Boneless Village, and encountered the Breathing in the Bone Cave, the Yin River Ossuary Coffin, the Bone Guarding Soul Boy, and the Bone Boat made of thousands of corpses. Gu Laosi, an abandoned disciple of the Fu Sect and an evil cultivator for hundreds of years, is trading seven human bones for one life, building a boat with hundreds of bones, and opening the vagina with ten thousand bones. Once the vagina is formed, Xiangxi will become a boneless world, and millions of people will become paper puppets. The bone-eating Gu eats the bones, the paper man changes his soul, the bone curse is haunted, and the death marks crawl on the bones. Lu Yanqiu used broken bones as an oath, a ruler as a soldier, and a soul as a shield. The last thing she has to do: Let the bones of the world return to their original positions.