The Mystery of Jiuding

In 1986, Chen Mo found a map in the spine of Acta Archeologica Sinica, with needlepoint inscriptions on the back left by his brother Chen Shi, who had been missing for a year. The map led him to a Han tomb, where a jade pendant was hidden in a hidden compartment. The moment he touched the jade pendant, he saw something that shouldn't exist. History books say that Jiuding determines Kyushu. History was written wrong. The Jiuding are nine sealing devices that seal the world of witchcraft from reality. And the seal is thinning. Chen Mo walked along the map and discovered that it was his ancestor who replaced the Ninth Cauldron three thousand years ago. He is not doing archeology. He is repaying the family's debt. Now there is only one question before him: knowing that there will be a strange truth behind the door, can he still open it?