Three Thousand Years of Broken Jade

Sophomore Lin Yan never thought that the turning point in his life would be a strange jade pendant that suddenly appeared. Before he could take a breath from the pressure of rising rents, he was involved in a fate that spanned three thousand years - the moment his fingertips touched the jade pendant, the blood moon hung in the sky, the remaining soul entered his body, and the words "You are finally back" exploded in his mind, dragging him from the mediocre accounting textbook into the mist at the junction of yin and yang. There is a young man in a long gown who looks exactly like him in the newspapers of the Republic of China, an old man who picks up rags with an air of energy, a one-eyed calico cat that always follows him, and a strange caller calling himself "Lin Yan"... All clues point to a shocking secret: he is the third reincarnation of the Jade Keeper, and he is burdened with a thousand-year heavy debt that seals the evil spirit of "bone-eroding". When the electronic sound of the countdown sounded in his ears, and when the entrance to Wangchuan Road appeared at midnight, Lin Yan realized that the so-called ordinary life was just an illusion. Huangquan Road, surrounded by ghosts and ghosts, hides the truth about the failure of the second life; the personal jade fragments and tablets reflect the shadow of the awakening of the bones; even the closest people around him seem to have hidden identities. The ghost gate opens in the middle of July, and he must embark on this road where yin and yang meet with his broken memories and the only talisman peach wood. Will he be devoured by his bones and his soul will be scattered to pieces, or will he break the cycle of reincarnation and end his thousand-year destiny? "The debt of three thousand years must be repaid by someone." What he doesn't know is that at the end of this debt repayment journey, what stands is never a single enemy, but the ultimate dilemma about human nature and choice that even time cannot bury.