The mountains are all ink-colored.

The ancient Buddha's head was stolen by a monster with a human body and a sheep's head. 
The Ghost buried an eye in the Buddha's temple, and from then on, the world's fire was extinguished, and darkness engulfed the continent.
To combat the Ghost' invasion, the gods of day and night were born between heaven and earth.
This is a narrative passed down for generations by storytellers.
What was the true nature of the ancient Buddha, the Ghost, and the wandering gods of day and night on the once great continent?
Perhaps, traces can be found in a troupe named 'Zhou Family Troupe.'
The Zhou Family Troupe,
is a troupe that performs operas specifically for the dead...

Wandering Gods of Day and Night

After death, the soul follows the dust, the body returns to the earth, just like a melon separates from its stem; once connected, now parted forever.


Some skilled methods can nail the soul to the body, making the soul corpse no longer separate, instead becoming a living dead.


The blood line left by Zhou Lingyi on the foreheads of the six corpses is such a method.


In several parts of the Chaotic Burial Ground in Yunshan, if you venture deeper into the mountains, graves are visible to the naked eye, some new graves are made too casually, the soil not compacted, and wild dogs have dug them up, pulling the bodies wrapped in straw mats out, gnawing them into scattered bones.


The only decent burial site in the mountains is the Yunshan Cemetery on the hillside.


Said to be a cemetery, it is merely surrounded by a circle of red brick walls, guarded by a bold old hunter.


Chapter 41: Six Corpses Obsession