Su Ying worked as a cashier at Huangquan Inn for three years, until one rainy night she received a pregnant woman with a high belly. The other party pawned the last wish of "keeping the fetus alive", but was found drowned in the ancient well of the inn the next day. What's even more frightening is that the baby who was supposed to be stillborn is now crawling out of the well in the form of a bluish-white ghost baby, grinning at Su Ying. At the same time, Xie Wuchen, a traveling Taoist priest, checked into the inn. His right eye covered with black silk and the judge's pen that was half broken around his waist all hinted at his unusual identity. When Xie Wuchen pointed out that the red rope on Su Ying's wrist was the underworld's "soul-locking contract", all the wine jars in the cellar exploded at the same time, and the imprisoned souls turned into black mist and rushed into the night sky.
