Ten Days of Dao Wei

Under the broken sky, a strange inn stands between the rifts in time and space. Every ten days, twenty-three monks are trapped here, struggling to survive under the light of the blood moon. They each have their own unique skills, but they don't know that they have long been reduced to vessels for refining the human form. The protagonist awakens to the Taixu Contemplation Technique in his seventh reincarnation, and glimpses the intertwined lines of cause and effect in the inn: the blood lotus on the skirt of the proprietress, the Taotie pattern on the handle of Yan Jiu's sword, Lin Su'e's tampered thunder talisman, the bronze fragments in Han Shiqi's stomach... Every clue points to the 100,000 immortal corpses hanging outside the Nine Heavens. Where the blood lantern hangs high and the candle tears drip, time and space are distorted and Taoism changes. The spells performed by the monks began to consume their lifespan, the rainwater dissolved the magic weapons, and the earth veins turned into thunder. And with each reincarnation, the alienation value increases by one point, some people turn into blood sword tombs, and some turn into living talisman skins. When the Nine-Orificed Exquisite Heart appears, when the sly door opens, and when the blood moon swallows up the last trace of clarity, the protagonist discovers that the so-called "ten-day reincarnation" is just an observation experiment by a certain high-dimensional existence. The key to breaking the situation is actually hidden in the boss's wife's silver hairpin that is never stained with blood...