Lin Ye, a student from the History Department of Nancheng University, worried about the rent every day until he found a 50-yuan bronze bell in an antique market.
On the way to deliver food at midnight, he bumped into Yin soldiers taking advantage of the way, but the invisible soldiers were shunned by the bell in his pocket. The one-eyed general at the head called it the "soul-calming bell" and pointed to the Tongzi Tower in the demolition area - there was an old man who had been waiting for him for fifty years.
The flame mark on the old man's wrist was exactly the same as the birthmark on Lin Ye's collarbone. He said that Lin Ye's grandfather was the director of the Soul Suppression Department of the Republic of China. Before he died in battle, he left a last testament: when the gate of hell opens again, the bell holder must wake up the sleeping spirits of the famous generals and suppress the hundreds of ghosts who escaped from prison.
Before he finished speaking, a biting black shadow seeped out from the corner of the wall. Lin Ye blurted out "Fengxian", and when the bell exploded, the silver-armored general stood with a halberd. Fang Tian's halberd split not only Yin Sha, but also his ordinary life for twenty years.
But when the old man was in coma, he received a strange text message on his mobile phone: "He is not a human being."
What's hidden in the old site of the Soul-Souling Division? Why was the truth about my grandfather's death in the war covered up? Are those sleeping martial spirits loyal or traitorous?
When Lin Ye grasped the hot soul-suppressing bell, he realized that some missions in the bloodline were never chosen by one's choice - either to be the last step to protect the world, or to accompany hundreds of ghosts and fall into the eternal night.
And those famous generals in the textbooks are waiting for his call to fight in a deadly battle that spans thousands of years.
