Dust And Haze

"Dust and Shadows" is a suspenseful horror novel written by Luban Chi, also known as "Mo Canxi"

On a winter night in the twelfth year of the Kangxi reign, within the grand hall, the fragrance of sandalwood wafted through the air, accompanied by the sound of chanting. An emaciated old monk sat upright on a mat, writing a verse: "The heavens are shattered, the earth is broken; to take it upon oneself is to miss the point. With a severed tongue, who dares to sit?" After finishing, he gazed at the assembled monks for a long time, ultimately shaking his head and letting out a deep sigh, before casting down his brush and passing away.

The old monk's Dharma name is Puhe, and he is commonly referred to as the "Responsible Monk" by the people

This verse ultimately remains unsolvable by anyone

Who could have imagined that, a hundred years later, it would be so easily revealed by a courtesan