Thousand Faces Burning Bones

Core highlights: darkness, cool writing, cold-bloodedness, cruelty, profit first When Ye Hanye was sixteen years old, more than 300 members of the Ye family were slaughtered overnight. From then on, Ye Hanye had only one goal: revenge. In order to obtain more money, he infiltrated the sect to seize resources. He used all the women close to him - the saints of the Xuantian Sect, the witches of the Blood Demon Sect, and the princesses of the dynasty. Every relationship was a carefully calculated layout. He maintained six disguised identities among multiple forces at the same time, wandering like a ghost in the shadows of the world of immortality. This is a dark masterpiece about revenge, price and identity. The core question runs throughout: When a person can become anyone, when he burns out enough life to become an existence above anyone - is he still "he"?