The embalmer, Lin Yan, is called "the last body collector" by people in the circle.
After he took over the funeral home, he set three rules: not to ask about the cause of death, not to accept gifts of thanks, and not to be sentimental about the body—until he opened the seventh coffin that should not exist.
The female corpse in the coffin smiled strangely at him. From then on, Lin Yan's world had seven more "yin connections".
Forensic doctor Lin Wantang said: "There is something wrong with the women around you."
Policewoman Shen Du said: "If you talk to the corpse again, I will handcuff you back."
The mysterious night watchman said: "She is you seven hundred years ago. One of you must die."
Lin Yan just wanted to send the dead on their way quietly, but found that he was entangled in turns by seven women (living, dead, and half-dead).
Every coffin contains the unfinished cause and effect of a lifetime;
Every time you are buried, you are paying for the love debt from your previous life.
Folk suspense + multi-female Shura field + past and present sadomasochism
"I'm not a playboy, I just owe too many debts."
