Chen Yang, who was born with yin and yang eyes, has been able to see things that ordinary people cannot touch since he was a child. After graduating from college, he returned to his hometown in western Hunan and inherited the corpse-expelling skills passed down from his grandfather.
Every night, Chen Yang rang the bell to guide the way, sending the souls of the dead back to their homeland. This job is not unusual, but the strange thing is that the corpses he has taken over recently always "come to life" on the eve of their burial - not pretending to be corpses, but staring at him with their eyes open, repeating the same sentence: "Don't send me there."
At first, Chen Yang thought that the dead souls were too obsessed with it, until he discovered that the soles of the feet of all the corpses were engraved with the same ancient talisman. That spell did not retain the soul, but caused trouble - someone deliberately used the corpse as a container to "drive" some evil spirit from thousands of miles away to the hinterland of western Hunan. The end point is the old house that his grandfather repeatedly told him never to approach.
Chen Yang stood at the fork in the road, with seven corpses ringing bells behind him, and in front of him was the restricted area warned by his grandfather. For the first time, he saw clearly that what he was sending was not a dead soul, but a plot that had been calculated for twenty years.
