Using Disease as a Blade: Tomb of Ksitigarbha

Shen Guan suffers from a "strange disease" that cannot be diagnosed. Whenever an attack occurs, his body temperature drops sharply, he hears non-existent chanting, and he can even glimpse the "unfinished last scene" of the deceased - which makes him live like a walking supernatural early warning machine. He just wanted to live like an ordinary person, until strange "voluntary deaths" occurred one after another in the city. The deceased all had smiles of relief on their faces, leaving a small black pottery bell beside them. All this led him to the legendary "Tomb of Ksitigarbha". That is not a burial place, but a giant device that seals "sins" and "desires" for thousands of years. Forces from all sides are swarming in: the non-governmental organization "Yishui" is eager for atonement, the excavation group is coveting power, and the disguised research institution is trying to control the deepest fears in people's hearts. Shen Guan desperately discovered that the curse he was born with was the "key" to unlock this mysterious tomb. Under the forced alliance of forensic doctor Xu Tang, mysterious monk Wu Fang and others, he has no choice but to use every fatal illness as a weapon: exchanging severe pain for clues, using near-death experiences to break the situation, and turning the blade inward to shake the system that swallows wishes. When the tomb door is about to open and the city falls into the madness of collective auditory hallucinations, Shen Guan must choose between the final truth and the price: open the tomb door and exchange for his own "healing" at the cost of releasing a thousand years of wish; or use his body to lock himself and this endless curse into the deepest depths of darkness? This is a suspenseful story about turning one's own illness into a sharp blade and piercing the seal of fate. When the chanting sounds in the ears again, a new "key" may have quietly awakened somewhere.