Lin Dan stepped into the ancestral home, intending to explore the family's secrets, but was shrouded in strangeness on the first night: in the dim dressing mirror, a headless woman combed repeatedly with a wooden comb with broken teeth, the diary with blood letters concealed taboos on vigil, and the long hair in the well was entangled like a living thing. Every time a hair was broken, the shadow of death pressed closer. When a strange face with the same appearance as his own appeared in the mirror, and when there were well-fitting clothes lying in the pit under the locust tree, he was shocked to realize that this curse that started a hundred years ago was dragging him into the endless abyss - to become the "new head" of the person who combs his hair, or to uncover the truth behind the taboo? "Snow in the Mirror" uses a gloomy atmosphere and serial reversals to reveal the struggle of human nature in fear. Every page is soaked in blood and mystery, waiting for you to tear through the fog and face the "living" curse hidden in the mirror for hundreds of years.
