Psychological counselor Lan Ze takes on a case involving student Su Ru and folklore professor Meng Qiang, who traveled together to study an ethnic minority community. The locals have a song: the Desolate God gave his flesh and blood to starving herders, and those who ate it inherited his bloodline.
After Su Ru and the others return to the city, one unbelievable event after another begins to unfold. Before a murder, Su Ru even sees a vision that seems to foretell it. Could the wilderness god in the nomads’ song really exist?
A story with a touch of Wesley, where fantasy and reality intertwine.
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Have you seen this message? It's scary to think about it.
Is that mushroom the Aragami? I ate mushrooms that have hallucinogenic effects. Or maybe you can have hallucinations just because you eat mushrooms and become a member of the village? Just like the people in Greek mythology who ate the food of Hades and became those in Hades.
Are you studying criminal psychology?
... Lan Bing, what you are best at is stopping, right...
Another possibility... Kill someone, specially embalm them, and then put them into cement? Let me ask Lan Bing what do you study?
Oh my god, why are you stuck here? I'm crying~~
Did Suru have hallucinations because she ate that unknown plant? Not bad, let's gain weight quickly...
Are you going to start explaining to Lan Ze? Lan Bing has watched "Mist" and "Qingshanli Beyond the Green Mountain", both of which are pretty good. Author's reply: Mi, watch it during the holidays, close first
"But she subconsciously woke her up that there was a corpse there." "Awakened" or "reminded"? Sprinkle flowers and look forward to what follows. Author's reply: Thanks for the reminder
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