In Tongluo Alley in the 26th year of the Republic of China, as soon as night falls, there will be a vague and non-existent drama, and a woman in a moon-white cheongsam stands at the end of the alley holding a red oil paper umbrella. The passing drinkers thought she was a girl from some theater troupe who was returning late, but the next day someone would fish out an oil-paper umbrella with black hair wrapped around it from the ancient well at the entrance of the alley. Su Wan came here to search for her missing sister, but found that she was slowly turning into the same look as the female ghost in the alley.
Introduction to the work: The late night in Tongluo Alley always belongs to wandering souls who dare not go home. A woman in a moon-white cheongsam stands at the end of the alley holding an oil umbrella. People passing by just think she is a drunken actor, but they do not know that what she hides under the oil paper umbrella is half of her face that was swallowed up by the fire twenty years ago.
Protagonist name: Su Wan
