Tomb Robbers: Centenary of Fujisei

In 1915, Nanyang, water ghosts looked home. Zhang Haiqi fished out a "female corpse" from the bottom of the river - not breathing, but with a heartbeat, light golden pupils, vine-like lines running under the skin, and a ginkgo leaf that was not tropical in her hand. She named this "female corpse" Zhang Heng. Zhang Heng can't speak and doesn't understand the world, but she can grow bloody vines to heal wounds after being injured; she can eat poison as food after being poisoned; she can whisper to plants on full moon nights, as if they are her kind. The most terrible thing was that the way she looked at Zhang Haiqi was like looking at an old friend who had been lost and found. Zhang Haiqi is a master of poison in the Zhang family and has seen too many inhuman things. She knew that Zhang Heng was not a human being, but she didn't ask. Until the night when the Southern Archives was destroyed, Mo Yungao's army burned the entire building. After Zhang Heng was cut off, he grew non-human wings in the heavy rain, dragged the enemy into the swamp, and then dissipated into the ginkgo leaf in front of Zhang Haiqi. Zhang Haiqi knelt in the muddy water, held the leaf tightly, and suddenly smiled, but her tears fell on the veins of the leaf: "So it's you. This time, it's me who will remember you." ——This is the end and the beginning of the story.