[Strange stories about rules, funeral parlors, Chinese horror, desperate situations, folk thrillers, funeral parlor vigils]
His father is seriously ill, and retired scout Chen Mo is overwhelmed by huge medical bills. With no choice, he applied for a job as a night shift security guard at Mingde Funeral Home, with a monthly salary of 20,000 yuan, at the cost of adhering to the twelve life-threatening rules of the funeral home.
It is strictly forbidden to go out from 0:00 to 5:00, you are not allowed to look directly at the portrait for three seconds, the third row in the morgue must not be touched, and 88-year-old coins must be put in on Wednesdays... The rules on the white paper are deadly, and those who violate them will not survive.
The veteran security guard Lao Li mysteriously disappeared out of thin air, and the reckless newcomer Sun Hao ignored the warning and broke into the forbidden area and died tragically in the corridor; cries in the middle of the night, mirror doubles, and the sandalwood curse came one after another in the museum, and the red line safety zone continued to shrink every month. Chen Mo relied on the careful thinking of the scouts to deduce the loopholes in the rules one by one to survive in the juncture between life and death.
He accidentally dug up a two-hundred-year-old Taoist priest's secret scroll and learned that this place is the intersection of the human world, the City of Fushun, and the Chaos Rift, and that the twelve rules are a contract to bind the evil gods. The guardians of the rules disguised as humans secretly arranged the plan, and the curator and cleaners were all eroded. Lin Ruo, the undertaker, held the Taoist inheritance and was the only one who could work side by side.
The third row of freezers hides a crack leading to a vain death. The seal of the full moon night is completely loosened, and the hidden twelfth rule quietly appears. Others can only survive by adhering to the rules, but Chen Pian wants to work backwards to break the seal, tear apart the evil god's cage, and uncover the truth about the centuries-old tragic deaths of generations of guardians.
Reader comments
I feel like it's well written, but I feel like some parts are a bit inexplicable. I'm not sure if it's my problem, but I'm not sure if it's my problem. I just feel a little out of touch.
I feel like it's well written, but I feel like some parts are a bit inexplicable. I'm not sure if it's my problem, but I'm not sure if it's my problem. I just feel a little out of touch.
I dare not watch it alone at night
It's beautiful, why doesn't anyone see it?