Chen Wu, a top mortician, is used to seeing life and death, and is best at letting the deceased leave with dignity. But she never thought that one day she would be drawn into a strange game where "all living people must abide by the rules" - strange rules.
In the first copy of "Ghost Wedding: The First Seven Resurrections", five players were forced to play the role of dowry maids, guarding a blood-red wedding room and serving a "paper-faced bride". When midnight arrives, the groom comes to ask for his life - the rules are clearly written, and anyone who violates them will die. What's even more terrifying is that the groom will not only kill people, he will "kill people by using rules", forcing you to open the door, force you to pick up your shoes, and force you to make the wrong choice in the shortest time.
At the critical moment, Chen Wu awakens to his golden finger - the red pen of the judge: a roll call can determine life or death; a drop of red can change the rules.
Starting from the underworld wedding room, dungeons are opened one after another. Every rule is a trap, and every time you clear the level, you have to pay a price.
She gives death to the dead and also gives judgment to ghosts.
Only this time, it was her turn to stand on the line of life and death.
