**Theme Highlights of "The Mountain God is My Cotton Doll System"**
In an ancient temple in the mountains, a Taoist priest who patrolled the mountains picked up a cotton doll with moldy eyes.
Every night, it sits on the bedside and whispers: "Want to hear the story of the mountain god? Three hundred years ago, I was the child who was sacrificed.
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As the doll tells the broken past, visions occur frequently in the mountain and the seals collapse.
The village chief kept secrets, the crazy woman murmured bloody memories, and the geological team's exploration quietly coincided with the ancient sacrificial site.
The notes left by the master reveal the cruel truth: the so-called sacrifice is actually suppression, and the doll is both a lock and a key.
And the Taoist priests themselves are actually the last sacrifices or town objects in this three-hundred-year cycle of reincarnation.
When the mountain god opens his eyes, will he become a new sacrifice to complete the cycle, or will he reveal the bloody truth and cut off the eternal cycle? In the deep silence of the mountains, the boundaries between humans and non-humans have become blurred, and the only system is the cotton doll in the arms that is oozing dark red and seems to be smiling but not smiling.