Lin Du, a repeating high school student, was working part-time at the Sanxingdui Museum when he touched the bronze sacred tree dug out of the sacrificial pit. The glass of the display cabinet exploded at his fingertips, and cyan light poured into his blood vessels.
He thought he was just electrocuted. Until two men in black trench coats found him and told him that there was a Qingluan from three thousand years ago sleeping in his body. His name is on a register handed down from the Han Dynasty, and he is a human-shaped key to a seal.
The strange beasts in Shan Hai Jing have never disappeared. Taotie eats people in an underground garage in Chengdu, Qiongqi disguises himself as a delivery rider, and Sanxingdui's bronze mask moves on its own in the dead of night. The Tianshu Bureau - a law enforcement agency for humans and animals passed down from the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty - told him: You can choose to be a prey, or you can choose to be a hunter.
In Jiuli Academy, some people have Bai Ze in their blood, some people have a white tiger in their bones, and some people have a Chongming bird in their eyes that can see through all lies. Lin Du started his transformation from a repeater to a hunter with a talkative and venomous Qingluan who crazily studied short videos after waking up three thousand years ago.
When the first signal that the seal was loosened came, Lin Du discovered that the Tianshu Bureau had hidden its files in the deepest underground. There was a line of small words next to his name - "Under Qingluan, there is something even older."
