Under the Red Moon, I Will Marry a Ghost Bride!

In the twenty-seventh year of the Republic of China, the red moon hung high, the spirit-corrupting evil spirit swept across the earth, evil ghosts were rampant, and the world became a purgatory. In order to avoid the warlord's capture of young men, dock coolie Li Wanwan Mang accidentally entered the Blackstone Ridge Ancient Tomb and accidentally formed a symbiosis contract with the ghost bride Feiyue, the "balance anchor" of the ancient ghost marriage contract. From then on, he stepped into the desperate chess game of a ghost controller, feeding the ghosts with his essence and blood, and relying on Hongzhuang's supernatural powers to survive. Under the red moon, the rules of ghosts are ruthless, and those who control ghosts will eventually become vessels; the Jingling Army of the small Japanese country uses human sacrifice to cultivate ghosts, in an attempt to occupy the mountains and rivers with supernatural power. Li does not understand and takes Feiyue through the deserted villages along the Chijiang River, the ghost buildings in the concession, and the ghost cities in the desert, devouring the core of the evil ghosts in the game of rules, and sticking to his true heart on the edge of losing humanity. The five forces are divided, the sixty-year reincarnation is coming, and the ghost of the ultimate rule awakens. He could only achieve perfect symbiosis with Fei Yue, build the Red Moon seal at the cost of sacrifice, and achieve temporary peace in the world. The red rope ties the contract with the underworld, and the blood moon illuminates the journey home. This fateful battle spanning life and death is ultimately a desperate tragedy that cannot be broken through reincarnation.