Ghostly Tales from Fengdu

In her previous life, young artist Lin Wan set out alone for the fabled ghost city of Fengdu to search for her missing older sister, Lin Zhixia. Naively, she trusted the seemingly kind innkeeper and local gentry, unaware that she had stepped into a carefully laid trap. Coveted for her yin constitution, she was ultimately sacrificed in an old mansion behind Fengdu's famous mountain by the so-called “good Samaritans” to a traitor in the underworld who had disguised himself as Black Impermanence. Her soul was torn from her body and extinguished amid endless pain and regret. She never saw her sister again, and to her dying day, all she remembered were the triumphant, sinister grins of those who betrayed her and the cold chains of the false Impermanence. When Lin Wan opens her eyes again, she finds herself reborn three years in the past, on the eve of her departure for Fengdu, just after her sister has gone missing. The memories of her brutal death are etched into her bones. Those hypocritical faces, vicious schemes, and inhuman agony have transformed her from an innocent young artist into a calculating avenger. This time, she is no longer a lamb waiting for slaughter. Armed with knowledge of the future, she returns to Fengdu, but her goals have changed completely: she will not only save her sister, but make every accomplice in the mortal world and the usurping false Impermanence pay a hundredfold! On the surface, Fengdu is a tourist destination, but in truth it follows the ancient taboo of “yang by day, yin by night.” Once midnight passes, half the city transforms into a “yin city” where the living must not tread. Underworld officials patrol the streets as wandering souls drift about. Using her memories of her previous life, Lin Wan avoids the initial traps and deliberately moves into the century-old haunted mansion destined to become the center of events: Qingluo Residence. There she meets Chen Yan, a descendant of tomb guardians who seems cold and has a mysterious past.