Mysterious Resurrection: the Secret Scroll of Nezha in the Late Ming Dynasty

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Shenjing fell and the emperor hanged himself. In an era when gods and Buddhas are extinct, all kinds of strange things are resurrected in the world. Nie Zhao, an apprentice papermaker, was forced to merge with a three-headed and six-armed living paper puppet "Prince Sha" in a taboo ritual that got out of control in exchange for a chance for his sister's life. He gained the terrifying power to control supernatural beings, and was also burdened with the fatal curse of evil spirits resurrecting at any time. The body is a cage, balancing the terror that can get out of control at any time; life is like a light, swaying between human nature and ghost nature. One wrong step and you will be doomed. In order to delay his own "death", he must take the initiative to step into the shadows of bizarre spirits and folk customs, turning horrific legends such as the "Weeping Rope", "Blood Brocade Clothes", "Seven Killings Monument"... Into sacrifices to feed the "evil god" in his body, and piece together his own ladder to the top. In this age of death and death, is becoming a god a salvation, or a deeper despair?