The cultural relics are silent, but they remember thousands of years of lovesickness. Every crack is a curse that spans reincarnation.
Lin Yanqing, a cultural relic restorer, is naturally psychic. He can glimpse the memory of the deceased by touching ancient objects with his fingertips.
Xie Guiya, the tombkeeper who broke in on a rainy night, had the same scar at the end of his eye as the tombkeeper general in ancient books. He pinched Lin Yanqing's neck and sneered: "Every time you repair an ancient object, you are feeding the evil spirit in your body." But when the tide of corpses surged in, the man crushed the soul-devouring corpse silkworms with his bare hands and let the rot burn through his palms: I want you to hate me completely.
As the truth about the intertwined secrets of the three places emerged, Lin Yanqing discovered that every cultural relic he restored was engraved with Xie Guiya's name.
Those who have been reincarnating for hundreds of years, gouging out the heart and suppressing evil spirits, are all to protect his soul from death.
When the evil god Jiu Ying's vertical pupils opened in the blood moon, the soul-suppressing contract that spanned thousands of years came to an end.
You lock my soul with the inscription of three lifetimes, and I will use my soul as ink to rewrite this cannibal life book.
When the bronze Nuo mask shattered, Xie Guiya printed the Yin Wedding mark on Lin Yanqing's lower back with his blood-stained lips:
This time, it is you who will carve my epitaph with your own hands.
Core highlights:
Folklore thriller
Narrative of Cultural Relics × Reincarnation and Fate: Every ancient relic is a love letter, and every crack is an oath.
A brutal attack on a beautiful woman
Suspense decryption × time and space paradox: modern technology collides with ancient secrets, electronic merit machine versus the book of life and death in the underworld
Purpose: In the weird folk customs and bloody curses, explore whether love spanning thousands of years is enough to shake the way of heaven.