Beneath the turbulent waves of the Yellow River lies the secret of cannibalism.
Corpse fisherman Zhang Qinghe fished up a wet corpse wearing a dark red cheongsam. The corpse had not decayed for a hundred years, and a sacrificial jade cong was hidden in its abdomen. From then on, the bronze bell demanded his life every night, and the dead asked him to "return his bride" in dreams.
Folklorist Xu Bailu came to the door with a boat ticket from 1947, and the two followed the corpse's guidance and sneaked into the ancient city at the bottom of the river. An upside-down human stake, a coffin well with birth dates embedded in it, a reincarnation stele engraved with faces of seven generations... The bloody truth gradually emerged: The Zhang family has been "bell bearers" for generations, specializing in capturing the reincarnated daughter of He Bo to become the "Empress of the Yellow River", and feeding the indescribable whispers in the abyss with their resentful souls.
When bronze patterns crawled out from under Xu Bailu's cheongsam, and when the bronze mirror reflected the illusion of her grandfather pushing her off the ferry, Zhang Qinghe was forced to face the curse - the woman in his arms was the seventh generation sacrifice. Under the rebirth well, a forest of three hundred hanging corpses all opened their eyes, and the bronze cauldron was boiling with the souls of people who had died in vain. If the reincarnation monument is destroyed, the Yellow River will swallow up eight hundred living beings; if it is not destroyed, Xu Bailu will become a container of evil poison forever.
In the undercurrent, jade cicada eggs embedded with chips are spreading with the waves. Whose wrist is the new bell ringing?