Twelve Tombs of Mountains and Seas: the Book of Changes Opens the Sky

Twenty years after his father disappeared, Lu Guanheng saw him again in a video he had just taken of an ancient tomb. The father in the video looks young, leaving only a warning: "Don't let Emperor Jun see your blood." In order to find out the truth, Lu Guanheng, a descendant of the declining Yi Xue family, together with Ye Zhiwei, a researcher of traditional Chinese medicine, He Changgeng, a descendant of Tingshanmen, and Zhou Jiming, a former aerospace measurement and control engineer, broke into the two-negative corpse lock deep in the Qinling Mountains. They gradually discovered that the "Book of Changes" is not a book of divination, but an ancient formula that can interpret the earth's veins, organs, human body and starry sky; the gods and strange beasts in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" are not fictional legends either. Twelve ruins, six core sets of Yixue, and a road to the Nine Heavens. The so-called immortality is nothing more than replacing the body when it is broken. But Emperor Jun, who has lived for thousands of years, no longer has a piece of his flesh and blood that belongs to his original self. And he waited for Lu Guanheng not to pass the throne, but to get Lu Guanheng's body