Fulongyuan

"Fulongyuan" The upper abyss opens a thousand years Two thousand years ago, Li Bing built the Dujiangyan Irrigation Dam to control the water and bring peace to the people, but he also built a nine-star soul-locking formation in Fulongyuan, a deep pool in the Minjiang River. The evil god Cang Niu at the bottom of the abyss was locked with a ten thousand-foot black iron chain. He made a contract with the dead souls of ancient Shu and made a blood oath to guard the weir from generation to generation. He used his life span and souls from generation to generation in the world to repay the sin of desecrating the water in ancient times. The world only knows that the water in Tianfu is safe, and no one knows that the curse of the abyss suppresses the thousand-year cycle of reincarnation under the weir. On the night of the flood season, the old waterworker Lao Zhao disappeared out of thin air, the river flowed backwards, and the stone man whispered. Ling Canglan, a young water conservancy inspector, took over the post of guarding the weir. He was an ordinary person who believed in science, but he encountered strange noises, misplaced reflections, and pre-Qin patterns under the water one after another. He gradually discovered that all the people guarding the weir were sacrifices to fate. Once the seal is broken in a hundred years, the river god parasitizes the body, imprisons the soul for reincarnation, and borrows the reincarnation to be reborn. The "Yuanke" secret organization is waiting for an opportunity to break the formation and release the demon, hoping to take advantage of the disaster to live forever. When the iron chain broke, the stone man in Zhenshui opened his eyes, and the black water swallowed the Minjiang River, Ling Canglan was forced to face the truth: demons are not evil, curses are not tricks, everything is a thousand-year water debt owed by the ancestors. In the end, he gave up life and death and used his own body to fight, ending the eternal cycle of sacrifice for generations. The structure of the book (two parts, upper and lower) |