Su Min has always felt that the biggest adventure in her life is to go to the vegetable market and bargain with people.
She is timid and afraid of getting into trouble. Even if the courier delivers the wrong goods, she will just let it go.
Her husband said she was like a snail, retracting into its shell at the slightest sign of trouble. She admitted it and felt that raising her daughter Yuanyuan safely was her greatest skill.
Until one day, she took out the iron box from under her adoptive father's musty-smelling bed.
There was no money inside, just a photo of her as a baby and a worn notebook. There are some ghostly characters written on the paper: "September 13th, City A, a box of good tea, Cow."
At first she thought it was the ledger of her adoptive father's trucking business when he was young. Until she saw an address written in trembling handwriting underneath one of the lines.
That address was a home address that she had never mentioned to anyone in the family search information her biological mother had registered online.
Her heart suddenly went cold.
She didn't know who "Niu" was, maybe it was just a last name. As for what good tea is, only God knows.
But she knew that the most terrifying thing in the world was not ghosts, but this book full of lies.
Her good father might be the ghost who wrote down these lies.
What's even more frightening is that she has an intuition that the ghost written in this book is not just him, but an entire network, and a mysterious person named "Aunt Lan".
