In the twenty-seventh year of Emperor Yong Chengxi's reign, there was a severe drought in the world.
In Qihe County, an ancient well that had been dry for three years suddenly surfaced the body of a woman in wedding clothes. There is living water and river sand hidden in her lungs, but there is no mud on the soles of her feet; on the small human bone bell under her tongue, the name of Wu Zuo Xie Chenzhou's late father is engraved.
In order to find out the truth about his father's "private dissection of the emperor's bones", Xie Chenzhou, Ning Zhaoye, the former female official of the Si Tianjian, and Shi Jiulang, an abandoned disciple of the bandits, went deep into the nine unknown emperor's tombs.
There are no ghosts in the tomb who want to kill at will, only the tomb laws that cannot be violated; and every time Xie Chenzhou lights the bone lamp, he will lose a piece of memory forever.
Until the first imperial mausoleum was opened, he saw the founding emperor who had been dead for one hundred and eighty-seven years, opening his eyes in the coffin.
Those buried in Jiuling were never nine emperors.
They are just replacing one person to survive the entire dynasty.
