"Those who glimpse the abyss in the cracks of cultural relics will eventually become part of the abyss."
The coffin of a princess from the Tang Dynasty newly acquired by Yuanzhou City Museum has revealed the bloody curse of thousands of years of craftsmanship.
Cultural relics restorer Shen Qixin never thought that the red lacquer coffin he restored would become a life-killing talisman - her colleague's eyeballs liquefied and died when the blood lines in the coffin were peeled off. Surveillance cameras captured her kneeling in a pool of blood and laughing foolishly. The deceased's last words, "It's your turn, belong to the Shen family", dragged her into the memory vortex of her father's mysterious and tragic death twenty years ago.
In order to protect herself, she had to cooperate with Kasyapa, an ancient book restoration consultant whose identity is a mystery.
This gentle Buddhist disciple holding a Buddhist bead can see through the traces of resentment in cultural relics at a glance, but when he saves the souls of the dead, he spits out bloody relics; when he chants sutras, he is as compassionate as a Bodhisattva, and when he kills puppets, he is as ferocious as a Shura. What shocked her even more was that the bronze fish charm tied with a black rope around his wrist exactly matched the Fufu Pavilion mark on his father's relics.
Intent: Cthulhu