The Bronze Emperor's Ruins: Kunlun Bones

Lu Mingshan, an archaeology student at Daming Mountain, touches a thousand-year-old mummy in Kunlun Valley. His kidneys turn to bronze in an instant, and his consciousness plunges into a Lingqu construction site in 214 BCE. He becomes convict laborer number [Ling-Seven-Four-Nine], while his modern body has only seven days left to live. The gates of hell open, and plague spirits run rampant. Within seven days, he must find the “dragon-vein valve” at Daming Mountain and shut down the Reapers’ harvesting program. Even crazier, the mute boy who teaches him the “Kidney-Strengthening Way” is actually his fiancée, Mo Chan, from the future. She transmigrated backward through time, and each use of her powers makes her a year younger. “Filtering poison, forging marrow, changing blood, turning to rice, Kunlun...” Only when his kidneys become a gateway between two worlds does he discover the truth: the Lingqu is a blood-drawing needle, the Great Wall is an IV tube, and the chains of the Seven Passes are the Reapers’ farm fences. He himself is both a prince of the Xi’ou and a Qin general, the executioner and savior in every cycle of reincarnation over the past two thousand years. The “First Emperor” is no tyrant, but a technological godhead that strips away humanity. The “Hellgate” virus is no disaster, but a regret-remedy he will create in the future. When the bronze twin statues awaken in Daming Mountain’s Kidney Temple, Lu Mingshan faces the ultimate choice: merge with them and become a god to save civilization, or tear apart the Kunlun bones and share the power to “transmigrate” with all humanity, letting the Reapers see what it means to defy fate and triumph through chaos. “I don’t want to become an immortal. I want everyone to have the choice not to become one.” From Kunlun Valley to Zhennan Pass, from Hellgate Pass to Yumen Pass, this is a battle to protect the kidneys spanning two thousand years. When all seven passes shine at once and bronze rain falls across China, history finally ceases to be a one-way street. [High-Octane Action · Suspense · Star-Crossed Romance · Regional Mysteries]