The goddess died on her altar. The whole village said that it was collected by the mountain god: the lamp that had been burning for forty years went out by itself with a click, and the man sat on the altar, refusing to close his eyes. Only granddaughter Bai Lu, who rushed back overnight, noticed something was wrong - the corpses were covered with stains on her back, and a dead person would not sit on the altar. It's not the mountain god who takes people in, it's the people who use the mountain god to kill people. She is an embalmer and has been shutting eyes for ten years, but her hands never shake; this time, she will use these hands to reverse her grandma's case. But the family's "Book of Invitation to the Gods" disappeared, and the remaining half page of the burned page fell on the stove of her house. The police's first question was: "Where were you from ten to twelve last night?" To clear herself, she had to personally dismantle the "god" that had been installed in the Bai family for four generations. (This book is also called "There is No God Under the Nuo Face")
