Curse of the King of Money: Bloody Chrysanthemum

In 2019, the Qian Wang Tomb in Lin'an, Hangzhou was stolen, and the police recovered 175 national treasure-level cultural relics overnight. But in the official report, a top-secret dossier was forever hidden: The mastermind of the tomb robber went crazy in the detention center. He used his severed fingers that were completely petrified to scratch out three desperate lines of blood on the wall: "The stone statue turned its head..." "The monkey in the sink is knocking on the door..." "Never pat their eyes!!!" Six years later, Lin Qiubai, a female student from the Archeology Department of Zhejiang A&F University, took a photo at the Chrysanthemum Exhibition of King Qian's Mausoleum. In the photo, the stone statue of Wengzhong, which had not moved for thousands of years on the Shinto, had his head tilted thirty degrees and was staring at her camera.