In an alley on a rainy night, Lin Ye, who was too poor to pay the rent, accidentally picked up a bronze scale left behind by a man in a suit. This palm-sized ancient artifact hides something strange - the scale beam is covered with lines on people's faces, and the red eyes of the small scale beast can stare at people. What's even more strange is that it has penetrated into the horoscope of the forest like a living creature.
A mysterious man in a black raincoat is chasing after him, the girl in a red dress in the alley has a strange smile, and even the landlord who is urging the rent shows her inhuman fangs.
The bronze scale burned on his chest, like a red-hot iron, forcing him to walk towards the midnight appointment at the Chenghuang Temple. When the words "Seeing the scale is like seeing me" appeared on the scale beam, Lin Ye was shocked: this was not a scale, it was clearly a lock that hooked his life - locking his unknown life experience, locking a conspiracy that spanned ten years, and locking a "soul that should not exist."
It turns out that ordinary people's lives have long been torn apart. From the moment he picked up the scale, he had to learn to use his life as a weight, weigh yin and yang, and fight against the monsters and monsters hidden in the folds of the human world. But when the truth was peeled off layer by layer, he found that the thing he should be wary of most was never the ghosts... This was
"An Eastern folklore suspense epic about time, cost and restoration." After the door opened, the underworld intervened in the human world, and gradually took over the power of justice in order to calm the chaotic forest.
