Xirangzhi

She is the last guardian witch of the Xia Dynasty, and he is the country-destroying blade deployed by the Shang clan. He betrayed destiny for her, but sealed her under the soil with his own hands for three thousand years. Archaeologist Lin Si unearthed a bronze jue at the Erlitou site, with the inscription "My wife will not die until I return" - the inscription comes from the longest "blank period" in Chinese history. As the excavation deepened, tortoise shells, bamboo slips, and secret chambers sealed in soil were unearthed one after another, revealing a story that had been buried for more than three thousand years. At the end of the Xia Dynasty, the Tibetan wizard Jiang Si had a left eye that could see cause and effect. She caught a glimpse of a gray-eyed man in the Luoshui movement - Ziyan, an outpost of the Shang clan, who was ordered to use floods to pave the way for Shangtang to destroy Xia. He is also a descendant of Boyi: his ancestor was unjustly killed by Xia Qi four hundred years ago. When he was seven years old, his mother was sacrificed alive in the mouth of Yongzhu. He drank the poisonous blood of the beast and resurrected from the dead. From then on, he lived only for revenge. Two people who were hurt by the same dynasty met in the cracks of history. She carved the truth with a bronze knife, and he used hatred to create floods. When the Xia Dynasty overthrew and Shang Tang betrayed his trust, they had to make a choice - continue the cycle of revenge, or use records to cut off cause and effect? It spans the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, from floods to bamboo slips, from secret chambers in ancestral temples to contemporary archaeological explorations. The inscription on a bronze knight, the promises on five tortoise shells, a love that was erased from official history, were revealed after more than three thousand years. If the history books don't say it, Xirang will remember it; if time takes away people, the bamboo slips will return them.