Back to Field: The Yin-Yang Inn

In mysterious western Hunan, there are three things shrouded in mystery: corpse-driving, poisoncraft, and paper effigies.

The third season of Back to Field chose a mysterious village like this as its setting. With no suitable houses available, the cast was forced to stay at an old-fashioned inn with a history spanning hundreds of years, called the Yin-Yang Inn.

Before the guests arrived, the village chief warned them of three deadly rules.

First, after midnight, don't wander around the courtyard of the Yin-Yang Inn!

Second, if you hear any sound outside while you're asleep, don't go out!

Third, when you're lying in bed, don't look underneath it!

Fourth, absolutely do not go up to the second, third, or fourth floors.

Cai Xukun: “What if I go up anyway?”

Village Chief: “If you're a woman, it should be fine.”

Cai Xukun: “...”

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.