Lu Zhao, a disciple of the Taibu Sect, was born with a pair of eyes that could see the souls of the dead, but he did not know where these eyes came from, nor did he know that his real name was not Lu Zhao, but Ming Zhao - a surname that had long been erased from the world.
She was ordered by her teacher to go out on her own to practice, and traveled through seven cities along the way, and saw seven stages of suffering in the world... She saw those who died, saw their obsession that they couldn't let go, and also saw what the living could do to each other.
The Buddha said that birth, old age, sickness and death, meeting of resentments and hatreds, separation from love, and not being able to seek what you want are the seven sufferings from which no one can escape. Lu Zhao leads the way for those souls trapped in obsession, but she still doesn't know that the road under her own feet is leading step by step towards a truth that she has never been prepared to face.
The human heart is scarier than ghosts. And the most terrifying thing are those who, in the name of love, go astray until the end without even knowing that they have gone astray.
Concept: The human heart is scarier than ghosts