The Secret History of Ley Lines

In 1944, before his death, the last Tianmai practitioner of the Shaanxi Longmai Observatory handed over a bronze compass engraved with star maps to his apprentice, leaving behind a sentence: "Listen to the thunder to identify the tomb, watch the wind to know the secrets. The blood haze is about to rise, find the person who can hear the breathing of the earth." Seventy years later, young astronomer Jiang Chen discovered a set of abnormal data while studying ancient books: before every large-scale dynasty change in Chinese history, there were abnormal thunderstorm records, and the landing points happened to correspond to the tombs of emperors of the past dynasties. At the same time, Shen Yin, a folk Feng Shui master, relied on the "wind listening skill" passed down from his family to accidentally capture a "wind sound" coming from the ground in Gansu - it was a distress signal recorded by Taoist priests in the early Ming Dynasty 600 years ago using the structure of the tomb passage. Two seemingly unrelated people were summoned by a mysterious organization "Guanfeng Bureau". They were told: When the Yellow Emperor fought against Chi You, Chi You's men used secret techniques to seal a "Jiuli Blood Haze" into the earth's veins, which would leak out every time Jiazi reincarnated, causing plagues and wars. Mingjuns and masters of the past dynasties suppressed it in their own way, and hid clues in the tombs and passed them on through "wind whispers". Now, the next period of time is coming, and the only "Celestial Formation" that can completely resolve the blood haze has only the last ten years of operation left. Jiang Chen, Shen Yin and history professor Gu Qingming formed a trio. Following the guidance of thunder, lightning and wind, they embarked on a journey to decipher the earth's veins spanning five thousand years.