Ming Dynasty Sunset

"[Complete and complete book·Historical suspense]" In the thirty-first year of Wanli, Xie Yanzhao, an eighth-level traveler, entered the capital for the first time. An anonymous ghost book shocked the government and the public. Because of the sentence in the text, "Newcomers in the pedestrian department can pass through the inner court," he was interrogated by the Jin Yiwei late at night and was involved in the whirlpool. In the east wing of Guanyin Temple, he discovered the carbon strips, oil lamps and mysterious symbols left by his uncle Xie Huai'en. Twenty-three years ago, his uncle also worked in the Pedestrian Department and was also implicated in the demon book case and eventually died at Tianjin Wei Pier. Xie Yanzhao followed the traces left by his uncle: Luo Xing, a female doctor at the pharmacy outside Chongwen Gate, kept his uncle's charcoal strips and last words for him; Lao Zhao, an old sweeper in the pedestrian department, had an old scar on his wrist, and the same charcoal strips were locked in the drawer; Jiang Huaiyuan, a Qianhu in Fusi, Beizhen, whose father's death and uncle's death pointed to the same sentence. Carbon strips, handkerchiefs, oil lamps, symbols, these relics were passed from different people's hands, and finally merged into a puzzle in Xie Yanzhao's arms. The demon book was not written by my uncle, but my uncle knew who wrote it. He took over a dead man's last words, and then he himself became a dead man. Xie Yanzhao took the carbon strip from his uncle and went to Tianjin Wei Pier to meet the ghostwriter who had been waiting for 23 years. With a shell of historical suspense and a core of warmth and warmth of human nature, this is a relay spanning three generations, about how far one person can go for another person in the dark night.