Thirteen-year-old Chen Shan travels alone through the hundreds of miles of mountains in Enshi every Friday and returns to Wawu Village deep in the clouds and mist. It is an ancient road called "Yin Yang Road" by the locals, which separates the villages of the living from the mass graves of the dead.
One late night when the rain was pouring and the flashlight was out, he picked up a bronze bell under the Eagle Beak Cliff that shouldn't be there - it was the Sanqing bell used by Miaojiang Tima (Tu Laosi) for rituals. The bell was engraved with strange insect and fish runes and stained with dark red stains like blood.
Then he saw "it".
A rickety figure wearing a worn bamboo hat and dark Miao clothes, who could never catch up. The bamboo basket that the man was carrying constantly floated out talismans drawn with cinnabar; he walked silently through the mud until he led Chen Shan to a ghostland shrouded in seven lanterns with pale "" characters on them. In the twisted joy of the funeral suona, the thing turned its head. Under the bamboo hat was a dark hole without pupils. It was putting the talisman in its hand into its mouth and chewing...
After rushing back to the village desperately, Chen Shan discovered that the place where the mysterious shadow disappeared was the century-old grave mound in the village.
The taboos of the Miao village in the mountains have been accidentally touched, and the ancient curse has been revived. That bell is not an amulet, but a beacon to summon souls. Every time it rings, it drags Chen Shan and the entire Wawu Village into a terrifying abyss of walking with the dead...
Intention: The forgotten ancient taboos will eventually wake up to the modern people who despise them.