Mo Fa Wang Zuo Zhi Ying 末法王座之影

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Qian Bai-Yin, having lost her memory, no longer harbors feelings for Gu Rui. To mend their relationship, Gu Rui takes Qian Bai-Yin on an outing, but they accidentally get separated. Sheltering from the rain, Qian Bai-Yin hides in an abandoned house, where she meets a lonely, helpless girl named Tang Ke-Xing. Taking pity on her plight, Qian Bai-Yin calls Tang Ke-Xing her sister and brings her to the Gu household. The moment Tang Ke-Xing steps into the Gu home, Xue Qing senses the stench of death on her, but Qian Bai-Yin pays it no mind, arranges for Tang Ke-Xing to stay in the side courtyard, and asks Sister Yao and Jingjing to look after her. In front of Qian Bai-Yin, Tang Ke-Xing acts sweet and obedient, but with Sister Yao and Jingjing she is arrogant and rude. Tang Ke-Xing's attitude toward Gu Rui gradually turns ambiguous; she even puts on Qian Bai-Yin's clothes and sneaks into the bathroom to seduce Gu Rui, only to be met with his disgust. After that, strange things keep happening in the Gu household: black sand inexplicably appears in Qian Bai-Yin's room, reminding Gu Rui of Tang San-Shao. The four White Tigers sense an unusual aura in the side courtyard of the Gu home and come to investigate. They discover a mysterious figure in black, and during the chase, Zhuque is brought under the figure's control. That night, more strange events occur in the side courtyard: Jingjing goes missing, Sister Yao goes mad, and Tang Ke-Xing falls ill from fright. Tang Ke-Xing claims she saw a huge snake-like black shadow, while Sister Yao keeps muttering about a ghost. Qian Bai-Yin feels the side courtyard is unsafe and asks Tang Ke-Xing to move elsewhere, but Tang Ke-Xing insists on staying, arousing Gu Rui's suspicion. The White Tigers also say they sensed a powerful and terrifying aura, but the aura on Tang Ke-Xing is nothing to fear — she may simply be a puppet.