Three years ago, He Wen ordered the White Gate to be closed, leaving Pei Cheng behind. Ninety-seven days later, he personally signed the death certificate of his old enemy.
Three years later, a ticket put him on a bus to a town that didn't exist. The driver counted ten living people, but said there was one dead person left.
When he knocked on the door for the third time, Pei Cheng, who was supposed to be dead, stood outside the car.
He is not dead, and he still wants to go with He Wen.
Since then, there have been wedding banquets to recognize relatives of the dead, hotels to constantly change family members, and celebrations to write the living into the list of the dead. Rules can be deceptive, and exits can lead to the next death.
He Wen only believed in evidence and the minimum price; Pei Cheng insisted on gambling on people's hearts, and the more dangerous he went, the further forward he went. They have been enemies for many years, but they must turn their backs to each other.
Until He Wen discovered that Pei Cheng was not the only person who came back from the death list.
Someone is using the White Gate to let the dead return to the world.
Intention: Maintain judgment and make choices in desperate situations, but also retain the courage to trust others
