Bronze Code: the Age of Blood Pact

With the blade of the knife pressed against his neck for the third breath, he said: "The murderer is among you." Si Heng (heng) knelt on the altar, with the blade of divine judgment engraved with "justice" on his neck. Died as a sacrifice - this was supposed to be his fate, until he discovered the true cause of death of the Qingyang Great Witch who "died from the curse". Three days to overturn the verdict, or three thousand dollars to end the crime. Si Heng and the three of them investigate the case together From the altar to the forbidden vault, from the autopsy room to the abyss of the holy tomb, they found an answer that breaks through faith: Under the eight-hundred-year-old icon, what was sealed was not a god, but a monster who descended into madness and devoured living people in pursuit of eternal life. Core highlights: Overturning the case in the execution ground The truth of the blood sacrifice x the temple conspiracy - the subversive world view is revealed layer by layer Four-person alliance x desperate redemption - the apocalyptic bond of "sinner, executioner, sacrifice, traitor" Eastern Fantasy Philosophy - When "necessary sacrifice" becomes the evil of the system, is it continuing lies or becoming the enemy of God? This is an epic about crime and punishment, blood and bronze. Suitable for the crowd: Readers who like "Lord of Mysteries", "Nirvana in Fire", "Celebrating More Than Years" and "Steins; Gate". "They have watered the altar with blood for eight hundred years. Today, I want the bronze to bloom from the blood." ——Si Heng