No. 7, Jinghua Lane, is an old house from the Republic of China that is not seen on the map. The ivy on the wall never dries up all year round, the bronze mirror on the door lintel leaks dark red water stains, and behind the mottled wooden door is a strange world that swallows obsessions.
Lin Mo, a former investigative reporter, broke into this place in search of his missing sister, only to find that he had stepped into a cage of rules from which he could not escape - no one could be reflected in the mirror, no one could turn back when calling in the middle of the night, the door could not be closed tightly, and items must be returned to their proper places... Those who violated the rules would be swallowed by the "shadow" and trapped here forever. Here, he met Su Qing, a nurse who was guilty of a medical accident, and Chen Bo, an old carpenter who had been stranded for twenty years to protect his family. The three of them work together to survive, struggling to explore the dislocated space and wandering shadows.
However, the house is not ownerless. The woman in the mirror, Su Wanqing, was the mistress who committed suicide unjustly during the Republic of China. She used the bronze mirror as her eyes and her obsession as food to control everything in this mansion. She induces each "resident" to indulge in their own regrets, betrayals and regrets, turning them into the nourishment of her strength.
Lin Mo gradually discovered that his sister's disappearance was closely connected with the past of the girl in the mirror. If you want to escape, you not only need to untie your own obsessions, but also uncover the truth about Su Wanqing's betrayal and awaken the soul imprisoned in the mirror... When the moonlight fills the bronze mirror again, is it redemption or eternal imprisonment?
The obsession will never cease, and the deception will never be extinguished.
Everyone who comes in wants to get out.
Everyone who goes out is no longer the same person.
