There's a Ghost in the Palm of My Hand

Lu Li, a young owner of an antique shop, had his father put a fragment of the "Mountain and River Cauldron" into his palm when he was seven years old. From then on, he had the power of "synesthesia" to see the most tragic memories behind ancient objects by touching them. He originally thought it was a curse, so he never looked deeply or asked. Until a "Picture of Beauty" painted with a virgin's painstaking efforts caused the sudden death of several people, Lu Li chose to face the strange objects directly for the first time - only to find that every wronged soul trapped in the objects pointed to the same name: Jiguzhai. This organization, which superficially acquires antiques, is searching for thirteen evil objects scattered in the world on behalf of those in power, and using the ritual of "exchanging blood with mountains and rivers" to extend the life of the terminally ill emperor. And Lu Li himself was the last "living vessel" needed for the ceremony. Every strange thing sent by Chen Po, the former tomb keeper, pushed him towards his fate; every time Shen Guyan, the hunter of Jiguzhai, "kept his hand", hid another truth. Lu Li's life experience, the cause of his father's death, and the secrets of the previous dynasty's downfall were all tied to the broken Mountain and River Cauldron. The objects have spirits, and the human heart is like an abyss. Lu Li had to decide whether he was a sacrifice or the one who broke the situation before he was completely swallowed up.