In the twenty-sixth year of the Republic of China, Changsha City was undercurrent.
Japanese spies disguised themselves as scholars and infiltrated Central and South China under the guise of the "East Asia Cultural Protection Association". They did not steal gold and silver, but only stole the dragon vein map. Empty coffins frequently appear in ancient tombs in the suburbs, and the tomb mechanisms are all based on nine lost skills. Every time you encounter danger while exploring the tomb and the route is leaked, it all points to the inner ghost lurking behind the door - there have been traitors called "Pulse Keepers" in the past generations who have led the way for the Japanese invaders.
Under the empty coffin in Heifengling, a line of blood seeped out from the bottom of the coffin.
The handwriting belonged to Xie Chen's mother, a person who died fifteen years ago.
What she wrote was: "Chen'er, don't draw the picture, there is a poison in the picture."
The walnut that Jie Jiuye had been selling for fifteen years cracked open, and inside was a yellowed directory. The first name is Jie.
In the face of national crisis, personal grudges should be put aside. Zhang Qishan sealed the city, February Red broke the mechanism, and Xie Chen walked into original ancient tombs holding the ink jade dragon eyes left behind by his mother. In each tomb, someone arrived first, and the same sentence was engraved on the bottom of the coffin: Within the nine gates, there are ghosts from generation to generation.
An orthodox nine-door extra, no time travel and no system. Family intrigue × ancient tomb suspense × undercover twist. The Nine Sects are never just those who fight against each other. In troubled times, all members are defenders of the country.
