Introduction to the content of "Nanling Mysteries"
Shen Qingwu was born with yin and yang eyes. On the first day he entered Nanling University, he heard the breathing of the dead in the upper bunk of the dormitory. Starting from a fragment of the diary of a missing female student, she gradually discovered a shocking secret buried underground in this century-old university - the spirit-sealing formation set up by Taoist priests in the Ming Dynasty used the students' yang energy to suppress the yin veins, but the school's senior officials actually used human sacrifices to continue the formation.
The female ghost who was bullied to death is trapped in the laundry room, the ghost of the Republic of China stands on the rooftop and has been waiting for her lover for 80 years, and the senior sister who jumped off the building after plagiarizing her paper wanders around the study room... Behind every resentful ghost, there is a common core of conspiracy: the clock tower.
Shen Qingwu and a group of companions who each have their own special skills, step by step deeper into the restricted area of the old campus, gradually uncovering the fateful relationship between his family and this century-old formation. She discovered that she had been part of the formation since birth - even the unborn fetus in her body was the key prepared for the blood sacrifice.
When the night of the full moon falls and hundreds of ghosts besiege the city, Shen Qingwu must choose between using his own body to repair the formation or completely destroying it. This is not only about her life and death, but also about the fate of thousands of people on the entire campus.
This article uses the structure of a unit drama to unfold daily horror, creating an atmosphere of thoughtfulness and terror in familiar scenes such as dormitories, laundry rooms, study rooms, etc., And tells the story of a group of young people growing up in fear and igniting a glimmer of light in the darkness. When the reckoning of a hundred years of cause and effect is completed, the living are more terrifying than the dead, and redemption requires more courage than confrontation.
