Grandpa Touqi, Asked Me to Do a Dead Thing

For the first seven nights of my grandfather's life, Chen Jiusheng kept vigil alone. The sound of suitcase wheels could be heard outside the courtyard door. He picked up the latch and opened the door. Standing outside the door was a female college student in a white sweatshirt. Her name was Bai Nianchu, and she held a marriage letter in her arms. "Your grandpa asked me to come to you tonight." Before dawn, another dead person's invitation was sent to Liuhe Village. The invitation was signed by Liang Mancang, who had been buried three days ago. The dead asked the Chen family to do some innocent work, but the living remained silent. The old bridge is wet without rain, the black lamp in front of the grave illuminates the shadows of living people, and there are children calling "Sister" behind the door of the ancestral hall. Chen Jiusheng wanted to get away after finishing this useless thing, but the gentle and soft fiancée next to him revealed a pair of golden wolf eyes in front of the ghost gate. Later he learned that his grandfather left him more than just a clothing store and a marriage certificate. There is also the debt that Liuhe Village owes to the dead for decades. The dead cannot walk, and the living refuse to pay their debts. Chen Jiusheng entered the village with a talisman, first asked about the grievances, and then killed the ghosts.