Chen Shuigen, the last corpse fisherman in Baihe Bay, broke the ironclad rules of his ancestors and fished out a smiling corpse from the bottom of the river on the day of "Yang Gongji".
From then on, evil things happened frequently in the village, and people said that he had offended the river god. But from the strange posture of the corpse, he saw a secret from thirty years ago: the "Water Ghost Festival" that year was not superstitious at all.
When the rich and powerful people in the village were preparing to push the new "sacrifice" into the river, Chen Shuigen knew that he had to fish out the truth that had been rusting for thirty years from this man-eating river.
Because what rises and falls in the Yellow River is never ghosts and gods, but human hearts that are more terrifying than ghosts and gods.
Reader comments
I just watched the first half. There is currently no female protagonist, no brainless female character, and I don't see the male protagonist being ambiguous with the opposite sex. The male protagonist is not a virgin. He is a very decisive person. He does whatever comes to his mind immediately without being sloppy at all. The plot is also good. I recommend it.
I just watched the first half. There is currently no female protagonist, no brainless female character, and I don't see the male protagonist being ambiguous with the opposite sex. The male protagonist is not a virgin. He is a very decisive person. He does whatever comes to his mind immediately without being sloppy at all. The plot is also good. I recommend it.
It sounds good but I can't express it in words.