Cangcheng Yinlu: Ten Thousand Souls Return to Ruins

Lin Yan guards an old bookstore in the most dangerous old building in Cangcheng, and his life is as peaceful as a pool of stagnant water. Until Grandma Wang fell to her death on the stairs on the seventh floor, pointing to his bookstore before she died. Until 401, which has been vacant for ten years on the fourth floor, came the sound of mahjong all night long. Until a woman wearing a floral shirt stood outside the threshold and bought a county journal with 1980 banknotes. In the county journal, there is a photo - Lin Yan is wearing a shroud, lying upright in the coffin, with his name written on the tablet. Grandpa's last words emerged: "The descendants of the Lin family are the guardians of the underworld." Lin Yan was forced to be involved in a yin and yang game that spanned thousands of years. He discovered that the Nine Provinces Yin Veins were suppressed under Cangcheng, that his name appeared repeatedly in the genealogy of the deceased Lin family members in past generations, and that the woman who bought the book was trapped in a crack in time waiting for him to save her. One evil building leads to twelve evil places. A city of Cang, implicated in the yin veins of Jiuzhou. One party returns to the ruins to bury the ancient Yin God. The Yin Keeper, the Ghost Market Lord, the Immortal of the Horse... Many forces are competing and fighting on the border of Yin and Yang. The final problem Lin Yan has to face is: If Guixu is opened and thousands of souls pour into the world - what can he do to protect it?