A Double-Sided Song by a Late Ming Dynasty Poet
晚明仵作之双面歌行
by Wine and Boiled Water (酒久白开水)
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The smoke and rain in the south of the Yangtze River cage murderous intent, and Wu Zuo writes to cut off the yin and yang. In the late Qi Dynasty of Ming Dynasty, the power of the East Factory fell into power, and undercurrents surged in Wuzhen in the south of the Yangtze River. The young girl, Tang Ningning, carries her ancestral book "Resolution of Wrongs" and a mysterious brass pocket watch, and leads her loyal dog "Ahuang", walking on the edge of life and death. A corpse floated in the spring water, and the foreign fine sand between the fingernails revealed the lie; the richest man died suddenly, the young master's golden eyes cried blood, and before his death, he scratched the wrist of the singer Liu Yi - the blood-stained plum blossom birthmark actually showed the secret pattern of Dongchang! The red needle of the pocket watch beat wildly for Liu Yi for the first time, pointing to the complicated and confusing killing situation. At the same time, the mysterious "Mirage City" image appeared over Wuzhen. The deceased's eyes were bleeding and he was holding the broken porcelain pieces from the Zijin Bridge Massacre ten years ago, whispering about unresolved grievances. Tang Ningning is trapped in a whirlpool: the "self" that is difficult to distinguish between real and fake under the disguise, the poisonous silkworms crawling under the skin of the female silkworm room worker, the faceless "man in the mirror" wandering in the streets... The ancient wisdom in "The Collection of Abandoned Wrongs" is her only weapon. And Liu Yi, a singer whose identity is a mystery, is sometimes a ruthless minion of Dongchang, and sometimes her birthmark resonates with the tattoo of the man in the mirror on a full moon night. They were suspicious of each other, but under the deadly blade, an embroidered handkerchief that smelled like the rust of the Purple Gold Bridge was put together, and a shocking secret that entangled three generations was involved - the three women of the Su, Liu, and Xiao families had formed a blood alliance and vowed to end the tyranny of Dongchang with the power of women. When the father who had been missing for many years reappeared as a salt lord, and the code in his pocket watch pointed to Zijinqiao when he was a child; when Liu Yi carved the plum blossom mark into Tang Ningning's palm with the blood in his throat; when Xiao Yaohua's inlaid prosthetic eye reflected the eyeball transplanted from his mother by his enemy Eunuch Sheng... The truth about the murder of the Su family twenty years ago and the ultimate conspiracy of Dongchang's "Blood Sacrifice Altar" came to light. ** **The mirage collapsed and day and night were reversed. Tang Ningning stood on the Zijin Bridge Blood Sacrifice Altar and sang the late Ming ballad that ran throughout. The sound wave surged, the poisonous needle of the pocket watch broke through the air, the bloody light of the birthmark intertwined with the cold light of the prosthetic eye, reflecting the solemn oath of the ancestors. Should he be annihilated in the torrent of resentment, or should he wash away the hatred of wronged souls and cut off the poisonous roots of Dongchang with his pen? This is a feast that combines original post-mortem reasoning and strange stories: A double-sided puzzle: the human detective story and the mirage ghost are intertwined, and the truth is looming in the mirror. Ingenuity: Rigorous forensic knowledge is used to decipher the mysterious causes of death, and interactive notes invite you to solve the mystery of corpse language. The Ballad Code: A melodious late Ming tune that conceals a deadly murderous intent. The lyrics are the key to solving the murder case. A female epic: Three generations of women spanned life and death, using wisdom, courage and sacrifice to write a legend of resistance in the darkest moments. "Late Ming Dynasty Wu Zuo's Double-Sided Song" - See how the last Wu Zuo girl measured people's hearts with a brass pocket watch and shattered the underworld with a song! Purpose: "In the darkest era, women used wisdom as a blade and truth as a shield to travel through the netherworld of lies and tyranny, composing songs of innocence in blood and fire, and protecting the dignity of the living and the peace of the dead."