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Ding Xuesong, known as "Little Ding's Flying Knife", is the mainstay of the Neurosurgery Department of Qingsong Hospital, possessing extremely keen insight and first-class technology. However, a patient entrusted to him by his girlfriend changed Ding Xuesong's fate - it was a very simple operation, but Ding Xuesong accidentally fell into coma during the operation. When he woke up, Ding Xuesong found that he had removed part of the patient's brain tissue, causing the other party to die directly. This incredible accident caused the reputation of "Little Ding Flying Knife" to plummet. When Ding Xuesong drank to drown his sorrows, his old friend Cheng Qing suddenly appeared. Under Cheng Qing's enthusiastic guidance and kind invitation, Ding Xuesong decided to follow Cheng Qing to open up a new medical field - "brain repair". As his understanding of "brain repair" continues to deepen, Ding Xuesong discovers that there are countless mysteries hidden around him. What is even more frightening is that his entire life has been mired in a shocking conspiracy...

Genius chess players, superstars, and well-known scientists died one after another. The foggy middle school chemistry teacher gained superpowers through artificial intelligence and became a genius in the chemical world. But when all the truth is revealed, his life will be completely overturned.

Anyone involved in "gu" will die an unexpected death! Such rumors are scary! Whether it was a doctorate in anthropology or a police officer investigating the case, they did not have any enmity with anyone, but they all suffered unexplained deaths. The finger points directly at the Gu magic in the mountains. But when all eyes turned to the century-old Gu magic family, the top Gu masters "Golden Silkworm Hu" Hu Yigu and "Little Ghost Luo" Luo Jiaxiang died suddenly. Long Shangu from Kala Village and Wei Qiu from the back mountain disappeared mysteriously. What kind of black hand can make human beings so helpless? Even the elite soldiers of the SWAT detachment were manipulated and even experienced the "taste of death" once. "Only by dying can we understand that the most terrifying person is the person I trust the most." Is the forbidden area that causes death the majesty of voodoo or the alienation of human nature?