Lin Mo, a night-shift driver, gets a late-night pickup. His passenger is a silent, pale woman dressed in white. She only ever goes to the abandoned Jing'an Residential Compound, pays with underworld currency, and vanishes into thin air as soon as she gets out. Rumor has it the compound burned down three years ago, and the woman died in the fire. Haunted by her night after night, Lin Mo investigates the truth in terror, only to learn she isn't seeking revenge. She's waiting for her wrongful death to be avenged. But after he clears her name, he discovers he's already been drawn into a fated cycle spanning three years... The more you think about it, the more terrifying it gets, and the ending delivers a shocking twist.
This novel does not deliberately pile up horror, but uses suspense to promote emotions and touches people's hearts with warmth. It tells us that the most terrifying thing in the world is never ghosts, but indifference and sin; the most precious thing is the willingness to believe and lend a helping hand in the darkness. It's just that occasionally there's a little too much nonsense in the chapters.