Qiantang River: Corpse Recoverer

Under the tide of Qiantang River, an ancient tide king sleeps. Its breath is the tide, its anger is the flood. The Shen family has guarded the Qiantang River for generations. Each generation of corpse collectors has a black "tidal bone" growing in their spines, and they can hear the voices of the souls in the river. Three hundred years ago, the ancestors of the Shen family used the Chao Bone Order to pierce Chao Jun's heart and force him to sleep, at the cost of having his soul nailed to the bottom of the river forever. August 17, the night before the tide. Shen Jiangliu saw a female corpse in red on the river. His father once said: The last thing you can't catch in the Qiantang River is the woman in red - it's not the person who fell into the river, it's the river that wants that person. He couldn't bear to fish it out, but the female corpse came to the door. Her name is Honggu, and she is a wisp of Chaojun's scattered soul. For three hundred years, I have lived at the bottom of the river without life or death. I just want a body and want to go ashore to see the sun. At the same time, soulless corpses began to appear in the Qiantang River, the tides were disordered, and the river flowed backwards. The sleeping Chaojun is waking up. Once he wakes up, the entire city will be swallowed up. Shen Jiangliu must go down to the eye of the tide at a depth of 60 meters, find the great grandfather's tide bone, and pull it out of Mr. Chao's heart. Su Chaoyin would play Chaoyin on the shore to clear the way, Monk Tie would chant sutras in the temple to guard the place, and Aunt Hong would sit in the hall knitting sweaters waiting for him to come back. This is a contest between man and Jiang, and a confrontation between the Shen family and fate. The debt of three hundred years must be repaid.