River Anchor: Dragon Bone Soul Locking Tie

Shen Yan, a "Dinghe native" at the mouth of the Yellow River, relied on ultrasound to measure the resonance of ghosts and used mathematical models to calculate the debts demanded by the river god, but he could not avoid the lock-shaped birthmark on the back of his neck - it was the "anchor" left by the river god to the living. When the floating corpse embedded with a bronze lock climbed up the side of the ship, Su Wan, a drowned girl in school uniform, appeared with a yin box: "Your birthmark is the key to unlocking the keel; my soul is the chain that can bind the river's resentment." The five generations of the Shen family are not guarding the river, but the living lives embedded in the seams of the keel. This time, Shen Yan is not fishing for corpses, but his own life.