Sapphire Case Soul Locking Chain

Cultural relic restoration intern Lin Weiwei came across a gilt clavicle chain in a museum. Its strange patina, scratches on the lock core and fishy-sweet smell actually left the same type of strangulation mark on her wrist. The photos of the divorce letter and the bloody words "At three o'clock in the day, the third pillar of Jinshui Bridge" appeared in the mobile phone album, which involved her in the mystery of Liu Jinwei, the wife of Shen of the Dasheng Dynasty 600 years ago. On the Jinshui Bridge of the Forbidden City on a rainy night, the bloody words "East Wind Evil" oozing out from the white marble pillars turned into Manzhu Shahua. The appearance of the souls of Zen Master and Yanzhi revealed the tragedy that Liu Jinwei was buried in the pond and Shen Yanzhi was resentfully carved into a monument by her family for the crime of "seven outings". The soul-locking chain is not only a torture tool to imprison the body, but also a blood curse that has been entangled for six hundred years. From the court ladies of the Ming Dynasty to the beautiful ladies of the Qing Dynasty, the resistance of countless wronged souls has turned into blood stains on the chain, and despair reappears on thunderstorm nights. When Lin Weiwei witnessed the reorganization of the word "blood" and the overlapping of souls and bodies under the bridge, she discovered that the so-called "soul lock" was actually a web woven by the iron ropes of ethics and obsession. At the moment when the peach pit buds pierce the water and the golden powder turns into lotus in "The Sapphire Case", the six-hundred-year-old blood curse is finally solved with the word "break", the resentful spirit turns into a point of light and flies into the universe, and the modern girl's act of burying the peach pit makes the fire of resistance reborn at the end of time and space. This story combines cultural relic suspense and historical tragedy