The Seventh Wedge

On the day after the college entrance examination, Ye Zhou received a wooden box. Inside the box is a dark red heart that is still beating - sent by his father who has been missing for eighteen years. That night, his mother died in his arms. Eighteen-year-old Ye Zhou didn't know that the "heart" was called the ghost heart, which was a curse that the seventh generation of the Li family had to bear. He didn't even know that since the 26th year of the Republic of China, his ancestors had been using the souls of living people to block a crack - not the gate of ghosts, but the boundary of cognition. Beyond the boundaries lies the ineffable, without shape, consciousness, or purpose. It is not evil, it is just "full" and overflowing Fierce ghosts are not ghosts. Fierce ghosts are misinterpretations of the unspeakable things by the human brain. When you see a female ghost in white, there is nothing there. When you hear a baby crying, there is nothing there. It is the brain that sees, listens, and translates for you - the translation is wrong, but you don't know, because you only have this translator. Ye Zhou's translator is broken He was forced to inherit six powers, forced to learn to resonate with ghosts, forced to fight with the blades growing out of his bones, and forced to walk through the cracks in his cognition. He meets Shen He, who is resurrected from a dead body, the nameless female ghost in a white dress, Lao Dao who teaches him ghost language, his first friend of the same age, A Teng, and Lin Wang, who is on opposite sides but has a crush on each other. He grew up amidst the calculations of all forces and became stronger through repeated losses. Until he stood in front of the crack, he realized that all the power was just "fire wrapped in plastic wrap". If you use it once, the crack will become larger; if you use it once, the indescribable thing will "see" the world one more time.