The Eight-Tone Strange Stories

"The Record of Eight-tone Strange Stories" When the chime bells of the Shang and Zhou dynasties trembled with whimpering sounds, and when the lacquers of the Warring States period exuded deadly venom, twenty-four ancient musical instruments turned into fuses for strange murders in the long river of time. When Su Yan, a cultural relics restorer, was cleaning a bronze chime bell, he accidentally discovered human bone fragments hidden with oracle bone inscriptions. This revealed the taboo of bell casting by living people in the late Shang Dynasty, but also awakened a curse that had been dormant for three thousand years. Since then, every unearthed ancient musical instrument has become a medium of death - the Tao Xun of the Qin Dynasty played a life-threatening tune, the Jiegu of the Tang Dynasty concealed an assassination code, and the Guqin of the Yuan Dynasty could tear apart time and space... As the investigation deepened, Su Yan discovered that behind these strange cases that spanned thousands of years were intertwined with palace secrets, Jianghu magic and scientific mysteries. The soul of the sacrificer sealed in the bronze chime, the human sacrifice that continues the art of the piano in the harp, and the murder mechanism that disturbs the balance in the sound of gongs, each case challenges the boundary between history and reality. But when the twenty-four ancient musical instruments were quantumly entangled, and the rift in space and time suddenly opened, Su Yan was shocked to realize that he had already been involved in a thousand-year game related to the survival of civilization. Is it to protect the truth of history, or to fight against the erosion of mysterious forces? When the eight tones come together, is it the end of the world, or is it the key to a new dimension of human civilization? Let's see how Su Yan solves the deadly mystery behind ancient musical instruments in the fog of suspense and horror, and reveals the secrets of Chinese civilization that have been passed down for thousands of years.