The Green Lantern Has a Shadow: the Secret in the Ancient Mirror

[Chinese suspense + professional treasure appraisal + strange stories about rules] Lu Chen runs an antique shop called "Qingdeng Pavilion" in the old street. Until that night of heavy rain, an old friend who had passed away for three years sent a rusty bronze mirror from the Western Han Dynasty and a strange-shaped green oil lamp. Along with the ancient mirror, there are several survival taboos written on yellow paper: When the green lamp is burning, don't look at the reflection in the mirror. When the light turns green, close your eyes and count three times silently, and never look back. Never look in the mirror for a shadow that does not belong in this room. Lu Chen originally thought this was just a bizarre legend from the antique shop, but when he lit the green lantern, he found that what was reflected in the mirror was the desperate moment before each mirror owner disappeared. Restoring ancient mirrors means restoring cause and effect. With a pair of genius eyes that can see through the past of ancient objects, Lu Chen traveled between the ruins of old houses, ancient villages in the mountains and modern cities, uncovering Chinese weird things that were buried by time. However, when he repaired the ancient mirror, he discovered that the face reflected in the mirror did not belong to him... "The ancient mirror has a spirit, and the green lantern leads the way. In this game, who is the shadow and who is the truth?"