The Secret Way to Divide Gold: Dragon Vein Keeper

It was raining continuously in the old city. Chen Xun, a descendant of Captain Jin, dug out the camphor wood box left by his grandfather and found half a bronze Yin-Yang fish charm engraved with Qin seals, a fragment of the "Sixteen-Character Yin-Yang Feng Shui Secret", and a Feng Shui diagram that contained clues to Xu Fuzhong. Ten years ago, my grandfather went to Lishan Mountain to explore the "source of dragon veins". In the end, he only left behind a blood-stained golden talisman, and his life and death have been a mystery since then. The dark red soil stains on the fish talisman and the prophecy in the fragment of the scroll that "the dragon is hidden in Lishan Mountain, and the alchemist buries the soul" vaguely echo the dragon's cave mark in the Feng Shui map, and piece together a secret path leading to Xu Fu's tomb. Just when Chen Xun was clinging to the clues and determined to restart the search, a figure in black quietly approached in the rain and fog at the entrance of the alley, and the reflection of the cold blade pierced the rain curtain. Wang Lei, a veteran who took risks to pay for his sister's surgery, and Su Qing, a folklore successor who came to fill the gap in "The Book of Corpses", also followed clues to Lishan due to their respective obsessions. The three groups unexpectedly formed an alliance and plunged into the maze of traps in the Qin Tomb in Guanzhong. Little did they know that the Shouling Pavilion had already fixed its sights on the Yin-Yang Fish Talisman. A dangerous game involving the secrets of the dragon veins was slowly beginning from the depths of the canyon at the northern foot of Lishan Mountain.