On the fifteenth night of the seventh lunar month, the gates of the underworld open. Panlong Town honors no gods, worshipping only Yama. Here, the living struggle to survive, while the dead return to life. The annual “yin opera” is a pact between humans and ghosts. They offer incense and tribute, asking only for peace and safety.
But this year, the rules have been broken. The seven demon kings sealed away in centuries-old legends, an ancient temple's deep well enshrining Ksitigarbha, an impassive ghost official known as “Peace to All Under Heaven”... and a living person who should never have been there.
The yin opera begins, and a hundred ghosts roam the night. When the incense in the bowl of uncooked rice goes out, who will become the next offering? Blending mysterious folk customs with suspense and horror, this story takes you into a bizarre world where “ghosts aren't frightening; the human heart is.”
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