Corpse Driving in Western Hunan: Corpse Laughter

[Horror, Suspense, Supernatural, Xiangxi Corpse Driving, Folklore, Thriller, Reversal, Sadness] The short video of Xiangxi Corpse Driving Dance has become a hit all over the Internet, and the pink female zombie "the most beautiful zombie" and "asking for marriage" have flooded the screen. Ji Xun, a lecturer in folklore, hangs an ancestral coin on his neck to ward off evil spirits. On WeChat, the mobile phone suddenly received a voice message from Chen Zhibai, a close friend who had been missing for three years: "Ji... Xun... Save... Me..." Chen Zhibai's body was found just two days ago at the foot of the cliff of the ancient corpse-hunting road in Laosicheng. Ji Xun rushed to Xiangxi overnight. On the train, he met Tan Jiuweng, a corpse exorcist, and learned that Chen Zhibai had been hit by the "Corpse Smiling Gu" - a curse cursed by Peng Shiqi, the chieftain of the Ming Dynasty. The cursed person's face was neither crying nor smiling, and his brain was hollowed out. In the centuries-old corpse pile outside Laosi City, the mute girl Ah Bing wears a pink cloth strip on her wrist, the same style as the pink female zombie. The inn residents died suddenly one after another, and Ah Bing wrote the countdown number on the wall. Tan Jiuweng said: "Within seven days, everyone here will die." The pink female zombie is dead, smiling, and her brain has been eviscerated. She was the first sacrifice, awakening the corpse mother who had been sleeping for three hundred years. Ji Xun must enter the underground palace and use the money to end everything. And that mute girl Ah Bing has been waiting for three hundred years.