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Li Mu traveled to a fisherman in the fairy world, and traveling with him was a black cauldron for worshiping spirits... As long as you put sacrifices into the black cauldron, you can get various spiritual objects : Sacrifice a live fish and get a ray of flesh and blood. Sacrifice a hundred taels of miscellaneous gold, and get a ray of pure gold source energy. Sacrifice a strange elixir, get a ray of life energy, and increase your life span by twenty-six years. The world is full of crises. The strange fish seeks its life, Taoist soldiers pursue and kill it, and the witch seizes its soul... For all this, Li Mu just wanted to say, "Black Cauldron, Sacrifice to Souls!" Note: The "cunning" in this book is not Cthulhu-style, but more like Liaozhai.

A broken world wants to live and die in order to build a new world. It and the people inside it turned into a heavy rain and came to this new world...