Qi Men Ji

Cheng Ji never believed in those gods and ghosts. He is a doctoral student in the History Department of Peking University. He has studied the history of the Republic of China and edited the Ming Dynasty county annals for the national map. His hands are so steady that he can use a needle tip to pick apart pages that have been stuck together for three hundred years under a magnifying glass. He only believed in evidence. Until his mentor Professor Chen Weiyuan passed away due to heart disease. In the last email before his death, Professor Chen, who had always only called him "Classmate Cheng", suddenly changed his title—— "Ji. Third underground floor. Southeast corner. Find a book." He found an old, unnumbered book with a blood stain on the cover that had dried for decades. Eight words were engraved on the title page - "This game is not over yet, and future generations will start it." There is a diary sandwiched in the book. The owner of the diary is Wei Qingya. Feng shui master in Shanghai during the Republic of China. The last descendant of the Xiu family. Qi Men Dun Jia was the last guardian of the Republic of China. Wei Qingya wrote a passage in his diary - "The position of worthy talisman has been in vain for two hundred years. I cannot end this situation alone. I only hope that those who come after -" The sentence breaks there. The back pages were burned by fire. Next, is Professor Chen's final work. ... Eighty years, three generations. There is a door that has been locked from the inside for two hundred years. Behind the door are the talismans of all ages - and a sealed "inverse". Wei Qingya stayed for half the game. Now it's Cheng Ji's turn.