Under the Wangxiang Bell

The "Wangxiang" bell of the Beiyan capital hangs in the heart of the city, and every echo affects the underworld's conspiracy buried underground. Ning Zhizhang, who was surrendered to the generals of the conquered Chu State, could hear the whispers of dead souls in the bells since he was a child, and was regarded by Beiyan as a "living key" in his training. On the one hand, he was a noble son who grew up in an enemy country, and on the other hand, he was forced to stand at the gap between history and the underworld because his grandfather Ning Zhengze broke the soul bell and bore the blood debt of being infamous. With the new crossbow test array, rumors of massacres in border towns, and the involvement of Zong Chu of the Southern Dynasty, the sound of bells became more and more intensive, the calculation system began to lose control, and the resentment of the dead souls also seeped into the world through the spiritual network. Ning Zhizhang had to make a choice between the empire's attraction, the temptation of the underworld, and the memory of his homeland: whether to let himself become a weapon that controls the war, or to find a way to completely silence this hometown bell for this generation. Purpose: The earl officer of a subjugated country gambles with Hades and the emperor under the soul-suppressing bell.