Collection of Guangdong Folk Ghost Stories

What you think is a ghost is an unsolved crime. The story you thought was an unpaid debt. Lin Qi, a doctor of folklore, received a manuscript anonymously sent - "Collection of Guangdong Folk Ghost Stories". Turning to the first page, he discovered that these were not fictitious stories at all: Guang Changlong's oil-paper umbrella opened and someone disappeared; The steps of Yongfang Hall can never be counted at three in the morning; There are eight coffins underground in Liwan Square. There are no bodies in the coffins, only "Help" written in blood. Behind every ghost story, there is a real mystery. And the ends of these unsolved cases all point to the same name - a secret that has been buried for nearly a hundred years. The key is hidden in the oil-paper umbrella. There are six sentences on the six doors. Someone deep in the arcade has been waiting for eighty years for someone who is not afraid of ghosts to reveal the truth. Lynch followed the clues in the manuscript one by one. The closer he gets to the truth, the closer the "ghost" gets to him. Until the oil-paper umbrella appeared at his door. What is more terrifying than ghosts is the human heart. What is more unpredictable than the human heart is cause and effect.