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Summer 1992, Hong Kong. A "kneeling corpse" was discovered in the Kowloon Walled City. Bronze nails with talismans were driven into the top of the deceased's head, and the skin on his forehead was strangely missing. Inspector Li Ruolan of the Crime Unit was helpless and was forced to join forces with the seconded folklorist Shen Heting. Shen Heting saw through the truth at a glance: this was not an ordinary serial killing, but a strange ritual called "Dimensional Autopsy." The murderer Chen Shouyi, a seemingly honest prison guard, is trying to awaken the sleeping consciousness of his vegetative son by harvesting the souls of seven evil people and using the forbidden knowledge in "Dimensional Autopsy". However, when Chen Shouyi was arrested and died suddenly and strangely, clues pointed to more terrifying existences - "Jin Yongsheng" who has been pursuing the secret of immortality for three generations, Japanese onmyoji who have survived World War II, and the "Illuminati" lurking in the shadows of Europe, trying to resurrect Hitler's brain. The so-called merit is actually the lossless compression rate of soul information? The so-called practice is just the harvesting of low-dimensional data by high-dimensional creatures? When Shen Heting took off the pair of plain glasses that had been sealed for many years, he discovered to his horror that he was the "highest authority container" wanted by the entire universe...

At the end of the immortal catastrophe, the immortals and Buddhas perished, leaving only their respective brands to descend to the human world. Those who had the opportunity to obtain powerful immortal brands took the opportunity to rise. Over the course of three generations, the Daxing Dynasty attracted many spiritual masters who were keen on rebirth. He often resented the interference of spiritual sects in the secular world, and longed for the authority of the Yellow Emperor to unify the three realms. At this point in the final tribulation of the immortals, facing the impetuous spiritual sect, opportunities or crises all depend on a single thought.