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Divine Commoner: The Nine-Dragon Lock
Divine Commoner: The Nine-Dragon Lock Plot:
Ye Xiaochuan, a reclusive diviner, embarks on a quest to solve his master's mysterious death, carrying half a "Nine-Dragon Lock" copper fragment. He arrives at Qingzhu Village, where villagers fall into inexplicable comas—their pulses clamped tight like iron chains. Using his divination skills, Ye discovers the culprit is the evil "Nine-Dragon Soul-Locking Array," masterminded by Zhou Xuanqing, his master's former junior brother! Obsessed with obtaining the complete Nine-Dragon Lock (rumored to unlock an immortality palace), Zhou is willing to sacrifice the villagers to get it. But as Ye delves deeper, he uncovers a chilling secret: the lock seals the sins of his master's sect—they once massacred villagers in their quest for immortality! Caught between saving the innocent and confronting his sect's dark past, Ye must evade Zhou's pursuit, navigate his tangled feelings for Su Wanqing (a healer manipulated by Zhou), and fight to break free from the deadly trap.
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