Main CP: Sister who is cold on the outside but hot on the inside x Sister who is heroic and free-spirited, Deputy CP: rebellious and irritable little clever ghost x scheming and serious. They should all be HE (the update during the day is to catch bugs, the author's Weibo: @_later was thrown away by me)
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In the Imperial Capital, a fragment of a bamboo slip from the Eastern Zhou Dynasty that is difficult to tell whether it is authentic or not appears, attracting tomb robbers. On the outskirts of Beijing, a seemingly ordinary monster attacks people, and righteous celebrities rush to fight against it.
Yang Jue, a daughter of a family of tomb robbers, encounters his childhood playmate Shi Jie while traveling in the Imperial Capital, and together they investigate the mystery of the disappearance of the two palace masters of Zhexing Palace five years ago.
No one knew at this time that they were all caught in a trap. The imperial capital was gradually shrouded in the haze of death.
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Nine years old
Little Yang Jue: "Friend... Friend?"
Xiao Wei: "Yes, aren't we friends?" And sent a kite.
Many years later
Yang Jue accidentally elbowed Shi Wei in the chest.
Yang Jue: "I'm sorry, Ah Wei, I just thought..."
Shi Wei: "Ajue, this part of my body hurts. Can you rub it for me?"
Quexie: Has the master forgotten my existence? Although my breed is a tengu, I can't stuff dog food like this!
Swallowing gold: silently counting your own little treasury
Later
Shi Wei and Yang Jue returned home.
Yang Jue's brothers: "Our best sister is going to marry the best son on the grassland and in the snow valley - huh? Oh, then the second best girl (perfunctory)!"
Shi Wei's younger sister: (Disgusted) "Who painted this Feng Yuan? It's so ugly."
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One of the female protagonists has very few scenes where she disguises herself as a man.
The background is semi-fictional, and the places, people, and events involved have nothing to do with real places, people, and events. Most of them are compiled by the author based on historical and geographical data, and many of them are private creations.
The characters' views do not represent the author's views, nor does the work's worldview represent the author's worldview. The plots in the article involving medical treatment, Feng Shui, divination, witchcraft, and astronomical phenomena are all fabricated by the author and should not be taken seriously. The author [never endorses] traditional medicine, alternative medicine, alchemy, or metaphysics. Readers, please look at real life scientifically.
This article is original, if any of the plot looks familiar, it is purely coincidental.
Intention: Neither the first type nor the second type of perpetual motion machine can be realized
