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Corpse stitcher: Yin thread carries the soul, needle fills the gap in the world I am the last generation of corpse stitchers in the Chen family, and three iron rules passed down from my ancestors are carved into the red sandalwood toolbox: never sew eyes, never sew night, and never sew anonymous corpses. But when there are frequent strange news in the city, and corpses are broken up with resentment, this craft of making a living eventually becomes a dead end for the soul to survive. An Internet celebrity fell off a building and lost half of his face, so he had to sew with cinnabar thread to seal his soul; an ancient corpse had its severed limbs wrapped with a blood curse, and only then could he dare to pick them up with bronze nails to suppress them; the unknown corpse opened its eyes and complained, and the seventh stitch will reveal the truth about its life. I held the ancestral silver needle, paired with modern nanowires, and in the silence of the morgue and the hustle and bustle of neon lights, I fought against the backlash of the evil spirits of the corpse - the fingertips were ulcerated and scabbed, corpse lines appeared on the back, and every stitch was a gamble on longevity. An Internet celebrity's fall from a building hides the capital behind the scenes, and the unearthed ancient corpse leads to the smuggling of cultural relics. What the corpse stitcher sews is the mutilated corpse, what he uncovers is the secrets of the world, and what he sews is the souls of unresolved grievances. But silver needles can penetrate yin and yang, and threads can sew bones and blood, but they cannot mend greedy human nature and cannot overcome twisted human hearts. When the last ray of ghost dissipated in the needle and thread, I understood: the most vicious thing in this world is never the evil ghost, but the incomplete human heart. And I am willing to devote my whole life of yang and longevity to mending the hidden truths in the gap between yin and yang, and transforming the forgotten souls of injustice.

This book introduces the whole story of the Trojan War in detail. The Goddess of Discord made a scene at a wedding banquet in the divine world, triggering the Golden Apple Trial. Prince Paris, the Trojan prince, took away Queen Helen of Sparta, triggering a war between the Greek coalition and Troy. Because the Trojan city was strong and easy to defend but difficult to attack, the Greek coalition forces and the Trojan warriors faced off for 10 years. Major generals from both sides, including Achilles and Hector, died in battle. The gods intervened in the war many times, and even triggered a melee between humans and gods. Finally, Odysseus in the Greek coalition offered the Trojan horse trick, and the Trojans fell into the trap. The Greek coalition forces cooperated inside and outside to defeat Troy.