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The "History of Foreign Objects in Huangquan" accidentally found at an old bookstall made Lin Chuan, a student of the Department of Archeology, involved in a strange fate that spanned three hundred years. A Republic of China pawn ticket stained with Yellow River mud led him into the Qingfu Lane pawn shop at three o'clock in the afternoon - the centipede diamond sleeve of the shroud shopkeeper, the face of the drowned person emerging from the stopped blood clock, and the windless wedding sedan curtain in the sandalwood box all pointed to the living contract curse that the Lin family has carried for generations. The truth behind the disappearance of his father from the Yellow River archaeological site, the bizarre marriage letter from his great-uncle Lin Chengyuan during the Tongzhi period, and the...