He Chuan is thirty-two years old, product manager of a major Internet company, and has temporal lobe epilepsy for eighteen years.
During each attack, he heard the sound of three-note drums, saw curved symbols, and a human figure wearing a copper cauldron on his head and holding a small drum. The doctor said it was a hallucination. He had been painting for more than ten years, thinking it was a disease.
It wasn't until he left Weishan in Yunnan naked to "lie down" that he saw an old wooden block wrapped in red cloth for several generations at the home of Duan Siye, a Bai ethnic minority craftsman.
The moment he saw the woodblock, his synesthesia was violently triggered. He realized for the first time: that was not a disease, but a signal.
A piece of armor and horse board leads to the "hidden foot" of the Chenzhou Talisman in western Hunan, and the three-note rattle of the corpse exorcist, and finally points to Guizhou Hezhang Cola - the "central city" of the Yelang Kingdom two thousand years ago, and a "spiritual" technique that has been deliberately erased from history books.
From Yunnan to western Hunan to Guizhou, He Chuan and his partners approached the truth step by step: Why was the Yelang Kingdom destroyed and then wiped out? Is the copper cauldron in the Tuotou burial a burial tool or an "antenna"? Why did those curved symbols appear in his hallucinations?
And the most critical question is - why was he able to receive the signal from two thousand years ago?
Intention: What is deliberately erased will not really disappear - they will become signals, travel through time, and find people who can hear them.