Old Mirror in Yin Alley

His parents died young and he was alone. Fang Lin was unemployed and rented out just after graduation. He rented a century-old house at the end of Qinghuai Lane in Jiangcheng for 300 months. Before moving in, he only received a vague rule: don't touch the mirror in the bathroom on the second floor after 11 o'clock at night. The sound of mirror being wiped at midnight, the slow-moving shadow in the mirror, and the unjust cases buried in the Republic of China are just the beginning of this long strange story. This ancient brass mirror is one of the twelve Yin-holding mirrors in ancient times. Behind the mirror is a gap between Yin and Yang, hiding secrets that span thousands of years.