Three Quarters of a Century

Lin Qi, the night shift commentator at the Jinsha Heritage Museum, saw the silent scene of an ancient Shu priest throwing the gold foil of the Sun Bird into the fire at three o'clock when the bronze bell left by his grandmother rang. He can only watch, cannot touch, cannot communicate. Every time he rang the bell, his hearing became dulled. Grandma died in a "car accident" fourteen years ago. The bell is the only relic she left behind. The bell contains memory fragments of twelve Jinsha cultural relics - the truth about the last night of the ancient Shu Dynasty. An organization called the Shuhua Society is using violent means to extract these memories. They are the descendants of the rebels who usurped the throne three thousand years ago. They hunt down all the descendants of ancient Shu priests who can awaken the memory of cultural relics. They have only one purpose: to erase the living evidence that their throne was unfair. Before Lin Xi learns how to destroy all cultural relics, he must wake them up one by one with bells and spell out a complete wordless history. The price is that his senses are being eaten away by the bell bit by bit. Restorer Shen Tang is his only ally. Her father was silenced seven years ago after discovering the same truth. Chengdu. Jinsha ruins. Three quarters of a hour. Every time the bell rings, the truth is one step closer, and he is one step further away from ordinary people's lives.