During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Mo Huaizhou, a descendant of the Mohist family, used an ink fountain with six fingers to measure mountains and rivers, but he was involved in a shocking mystery that overturned the lifeblood of China.
On a snowy night in Tongzhou, the master's sect was brutally massacred by Dongchang. The master painted a star map with blood and left the last words "Lei Gongzhu is deceitful." Mo Huaizhou is forced to go with Hong Yao, a girl with strange eyes whose identity is a mystery, to uncover the mystery of Emperor Jianwen's disappearance and the secrets of Zheng He's voyage. He also discovers that the ancestors of the Mohist family actually used flesh and blood as mortise and tenon joints to lock the mountains, rivers and dragon veins in the "magnetic marrow".
Counting all the traps, killing every step of the way:
Explosives were hidden in the beams and pillars of Wuying Palace. What the hoarfrost ants gnawed was not only the nanmu, but also the lies of Emperor Yongle usurping the throne;
The wreckage of Zheng He's treasure ship appears in the world. Emperor Jianwen holds the jade seal in the ice coffin, and the magnetic marrow meridians crawl all over the body, pointing directly to the underground fire conspiracy of the Rakshasa Kingdom;
The Caobang Qilin token, the blood boat edict of the Dan people, the lamentation of the human pillars of the Ming Tombs... The blood debts under the dust of history are all a game of power and craftsmanship.
Mo Huaizhou's six fingers can adjust the beams in the world, but it is difficult to measure the greed and delusion of people's hearts. Cao Jiuyuan, the governor of the East Factory, transformed into a mechanical puppet, the Folangji fleet brought the gnawing mirror to the realm, and the fire from the Rakshasa Kingdom tore apart the dragon's veins. When the madness of magnetic marrow engulfs Kyushu, with only an ink fountain soaked in tung oil and a measuring ruler with half of the heart cut out, can the craftsman's soul be used as a salary to rekindle the eternal monument of mountains and rivers?
Purpose: "Use the soul of the craftsman as the ruler to measure the historical truth; use the spine as the tenon to forever hold the fire of civilization."