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Introduction to the novel "Blood Pact of the Evil Dragon: The Pisces Remnants Behind the Spirit World Gate" After three thousand years of Xiaoyao, black blood oozed from the cracks in the door to the spiritual world. The Yun family in the north was wiped out due to a "Dragon Royal Order". The survivor Su Han carried the "Blood Contract of the Evil Dragon" carved on his father's back to survive. He thought that his sister Yun Qian died under the Xiaoyao Sect's dragon-slaying sword, but on the night of the spiritual medium's blood sacrifice when he was ten years old, he caught a faint trace of soul fluctuations in the Pisces jade pendant left behind by his sister - a bond that only "twin souls" could sense. [Revenge is the lure, looking for girls is the bait] In order to uncover the truth about his sister's "death", Su Han used the evil blood body refining technique to kill all the thirty-three bandits in the chaotic world, and broke into the Yangzhou City Immortal Gate election with a bone flute made from the phalanges of ancient dragon beasts. He aroused the dragon charm in his body in front of the wind and rain diagram, and the evil energy that escaped when he shattered the tiger drum scared away the ninth-level monsters. However, in the illusion of Sword Dao Mountain, he saw the sword master of Xiaoyao Sect using his sister's Pisces jade pendant as a guide to open a corner of the door to the spiritual world. World view layout: Interspersed with settings such as "Four Realms", "Mythical Beasts" and "Psychic Organization", it is hinted that behind the protagonist's revenge is a heaven-level conspiracy. Emotional tension: Strengthen the bond and fateful tragedy of "twin souls", and use the reversal of "refining souls with your own hands" to enhance the impact of the story. Growth Arc: The ending points out the transformation of "from revenge to protection", laying the spiritual core for the subsequent breakthrough in the "Master Realm".

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