Lin Mo, a young delivery boy from a village in the city, has a strange jade pendant he picked up hidden in his chest. Since then, neighbors who can fly and classmates who eat textbooks have become a daily routine, and the pressure of rising rents still binds him like a chain of reality.
It wasn't until a rainstorm night that he was forced to deliver a takeaway to the non-existent 17th floor. Female ghosts in red dresses, moving braised meats, and fake police puppets arrived one after another. Only then did he realize that the jade pendant was no ordinary object - it was called the "soul-locking jade". It should have broken into pieces twenty years ago, but it left the mark of a "sacrifice" on him.
Uncle Zhao in the grocery store downstairs seems kind, but he always creates puzzles in the dark; the mysterious boy who suddenly appears knows Yupei's past, but his eyes are unpredictable. When old newspapers, burning houses, and figures in red dresses from twenty years ago flooded through his memory, Lin Mo discovered that he had already been involved in a situation that spanned life and death.
Those weird things that go against common sense are actually the clues of fate; seemingly accidental encounters are all carefully hunted. He must tear a gap in the fate of "sacrifice", but every time he takes a step closer to the truth, a more terrifying existence pokes his head out of the shadows - it turns out that what he picked up was not a jade pendant, but a bloody fate that has entangled him for two lifetimes.
