When she was nine years old, the eldest grandma was already in the coffin, but she opened her eyes again the night before the funeral.
Everyone in the village said that she had a hard life, but only Chen Yu saw that her second uncle once called back a shadow that did not belong to her in the darkness behind the tomb in front of a bronze mirror.
Half a year later, the paper man turned his head, the river fish looked up, the bell in the dry well rang, and the seven town objects that had guarded the village for twelve years fell apart one after another. The old blind man who never looked at anyone seriously also reappeared at the entrance of the village.
Chen Yu originally just wanted to protect his family and two friends, but he was forced to learn one thing: Mr. Baishi never only sent the dead, but also the thoughts that the living could not let go of.
This book is an imaginary folklore suspense novel. The characters, locations and related settings are all fictitious. Please do not imitate it.
