Seven Days of Resurrection Feast

Every seven years, Graywater Town holds a strange "Seven Days of Resurrection Feast". The invitees are all people named by the deceased - if you eat the banquet dishes, you can hear the secrets of the dead, but the price is to become a container of resentment. Reporter Zhou Chen was forced to be involved in this cycle of reincarnation, and found that behind every dish was a bloody old case: living sacrifice of a girl, famine cannibalism, ghost marriage curse... And the silver bell that had haunted him for half his life was actually related to his sister's "River God Festival" tragedy 20 years ago. As the banquet progresses, Zhou Chen gradually reveals the truth: the town is an illusion woven by resentment, and the townspeople forget their sins by devouring the flesh and blood of the scapegoat, who was the "last sacrifice" who died seven years ago. His father's cold face appears in the mirror, and the soul of his dead sister screams at the bottom of the river. As the flesh and blood is eaten again and again, Zhou Chen must choose between ending reincarnation and falling into hell forever - after seven days of feasting, the living will die and the dead will return. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.