In Nancheng of the capital, there was a liar called Sun Da. He set up a stall and told fortunes with his mouth.
Late one night, Jinyi's old housekeeper sent him a box of gold ingots and asked him to go to the west entrance to "break a sinister evil in the old house." Sun Lu's eyes widened when he saw the money, and he agreed - but that night, a female ghost blocked him in the room and told him: It's money to buy your life, and if you accept it, you have to die for someone else.
You can't retreat, you can't run away. Sun Lu took his silly brother Wang Dahan, took the old notes left by his master, and set foot on the westward journey.
The innocent souls at the ferry claim their lives, the desolate village borrows its life to eat people, the ghosts break into the wall on the ancient road, the yin and yang live together in the inn, the seventeen soul-locking lamps in the old house... People die at every stop, and there is a mystery at every stop.
He knows nothing but a few tricks to fool ghosts.
But in the end, he broke through the hundred-year-old Xuan Yin Evil Formation with just one word.
