Late at night at the funeral home, the undertaker Shen Tingyu put makeup on a rich man who died suddenly. The moment her fingertips touched the body, she saw - before he died, a living person was sitting opposite him, smiling and burning paper for him. That's not a funeral, it's "premature death." The next day, the "paper burner" moved in next door to her. An embalmer who can see the memory of the deceased, a Feng Shui master who knows the rules best but is most afraid of death, a forensic doctor who does not believe in evil, a folklorist who is familiar with the world's taboos, and a young man who can talk to paper figures - five young people who were "entangled" in folk rules were forced to jointly open a firm that specializes in "dirty" work. They thought they were catching ghosts. It wasn't until that vertical-pupiled eye stared at them that they realized: What is more terrifying than ghosts is the human heart. And the organization hidden behind all taboos has a name - the Sui Shou people.
