Deep in the Forest of Steles, a broken stele from the Qin Dynasty changed his life.
Lin Yan, an ordinary intern at the Forest of Steles in Xi'an, accidentally triggered the Millennium Mechanism while rubbing the stele late at night. Blood seeped into the stele and awakened the ancient soul living in it - "Hua". From then on, he had the power of "Ink Eyes" to see through the internal structure of objects, and he was also involved in a battle of protection that spanned a thousand years.
From the narrow escape from the Qinling Tomb to the "animal language" and "water control" bestowed by the crocodiles at the bottom of the Luohe River in Luoyang, Lin Yan gradually realized that the eight national treasure-level sites scattered across the land of China were not historical relics stacked by chance, but a giant network woven by ancient laws and earth veins and luck. The cult organization "YAVAT" is trying to steal national treasures and extract luck to obtain supernatural powers, aiming to create a "god" that is superior to mortals.
In order to solve the conspiracy, Lin Yan used his identity as a librarian of the Forest of Steles as a cover to deal with the archaeological community, the military's special departments and the underground black market. He can not only distinguish falsehood and preserve truth with professional knowledge, but also communicate with all things and analyze mechanisms with supernatural powers. However, as the strange sound of the Wudang Golden Bell and the mysterious notebook left by his grandfather surfaced, he discovered that he was not the first person to step into this situation - thirty years ago, his grandfather also followed the same route and walked to the door that could not be opened.
Carrying the legacy of the remnant soul, he faces the ultimate plan of the cult leader. This is not a simple battle to defend cultural relics, but a silent battle related to the survival of civilization.
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The plots are interlocking, with ups and downs, making people want to stop.
The plots are interlocking, with ups and downs, making people want to stop.