"With an annual salary of 500,000 yuan in overseas infrastructure," 28-year-old Yang Wei thought he had caught a shortcut in life, but he was knocked unconscious after the plane landed. When he woke up, he was trapped in the primitive village of Karu in West Africa. There was no road and power grid, only cassava that could not be chewed, muddy river water that would cause diarrhea after drinking, and the "disappearance curse" that must appear every year: outsiders would disappear inexplicably before and after the full moon sacrifice, and the villagers could only whisper, "The spirit of the earth has taken him away."
The white mist in the rainforest can swallow up the direction, the weird sound waves in the middle of the night give people a splitting headache, and the black ore around the villagers' waists always glows in the dark. Yang Wei's action camera hidden in the mezzanine became his only hope. In the lens, he photographed the dark red blood stains on the sacrificial pottery pots, the tire tracks outside the cave, and the "ore" code carved by Lao Chen before he disappeared.
