Chen Mo is a relic organizer who specializes in dealing with the belongings of the deceased.
Until that day, he touched a fragment of paper wedding dress in the lining of a girl who committed suicide. The moment the blood dripped on his phone, an APP called "Yin Yuan Book" was automatically installed on his phone.
On the interface was an open marriage book, with "Ning Zijin" written in the bride column - the girl who had been dead for three days.
What's even more frightening is that he discovers that his "lucky partner" is the cold-faced female forensic doctor from the criminal police team who has dissected hundreds of corpses.
That night, he received a dark red Yin Yuan express delivery and was pulled into a wedding photo studio from the 1980s. The rules are written in blood on the wall:
[This hall only accepts guests in pairs. If you are single, please choose a paper companion at the entrance.
[You can only look at the mirror in the fitting room once. If you look at it a second time, please make sure the person in the mirror is still smiling at you.
Chen Mo looked at the entrance - there were a row of paper figures with strange smiles.
When the neon lights of modern cities overlap with the ancient curse of underworld marriage, and when the horrors of paper figures, Nuo operas, and Zangling Village descend on office buildings and subway tunnels, Chen Mo must find a way to survive in this infinite survival of folk horror.
"I'm not here to marry you, I'm here to break off the engagement."
