The winner in life, the beauty of the law, became a "family-killing madman", lost his beloved dog, and died of execution.
He was resurrected from the dead, imprisoned in the "divine skeleton" bred by ancient divine veins, and could barely remain incorruptible thanks to the secret medicine refined by the dark ghost.
Embark on a journey intertwined with blood and phantoms, walk with the Inugami youth and the paper girl, go deep into the wasteland and corpse forest, dive into the deep conch shell and the Buddha's head forbidden area, and pick up the scattered soul fragments.
They said that as long as they collect the seven soul treasures, they can become the true successor of the royal family and regain their freedom.
But the more she "upgrades", the more she feels something is wrong - about the divine skeleton, about the root nest, about the "Queen Mother" who has been dormant for thousands of years, and...
How come it seems like a journey of "getting promoted, getting rich, and inheriting the throne" seems like a grand "birth"?
The absurd and monstrous reproductive ritual is actually the only way for the body to become a god.
At the end of the story, does life or death, success or failure, still have any meaning?
Intention: People are the end, not the means.