Lu Guanshan works at the Geological Survey, and is an ordinary investigator on the surface. But the department number he is in is number seven, which does not exist in the public establishment.
Other departments study minerals and fossils, but the seventh department deals with things that science cannot explain - dragon veins, evil spirits, Feng Shui formations, and old accounts that should not be brought out.
In the autumn of 1938, a letter was sent to Peiping from "Xinjing" in Manchuria. There are six words in the letter: The dragon's veins are broken, and the luck is lost.
The Japanese renamed Changchun "Xinjing" and built squares and opened roads. These were not municipal projects, but Feng Shui formations as big as a city. Datong Square is the eye of the formation, the eight main roads are chains, and the dragon veins outside the customs underground are being taken away one by one and sent to the east.
Lu Guanshan passed through Shanhaiguan and walked into the rewritten city.
There, he met an old man wearing a gray cloth gown. He talks very little and draws his sword very quickly. A black dragon that had been cultivating for hundreds of years rushed towards him. He just slashed with his sword, and the black dragon never lifted up again.
His name is Zang Shounian. He guarded the dragon vein for a thousand years. The last Tibetan keeper still breathing in this land.
The Japanese feel that the overall situation has been decided.
But they didn't know that this old man who had been silent for thousands of years finally no longer planned to be silent anymore.
This notebook records those days. There are some things that will not be written in the files.
But they are all in this notebook.
