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--When the Western clock strikes the thirteenth time, the contract between life and death is restarted. Lin Xia, an urban white-collar worker, received a strange inheritance: a century-old house in Huangquan Town, western Hunan. The will stipulates that she must live there for seven days every month, otherwise the property will be nationalized. This house, with its house number soaked in rust and blood, hides shocking secrets that five generations of the Lin family have used their lives to cover up. The clock that chimes at midnight, the ghost in a cheongsam combing her hair in the mirror, the abnormal sound of the iron chain behind the bronze door... All strange phenomena point to the 108 bronze coffins in the basement engraved with birth dates. With the discovery of a corpse exorcist's notebook, Lin Xia discovered that her bloodline had long been soaked in curses - her great-grandmother was a Miao girl who borrowed corpses to resurrect her soul, her grandfather was attacked by evil spirits for reversing yin and yang, and the tragic death of each generation of Lin family heirs was actually to suppress the "Yellow Spring Road" under the house that connected yin and yang. When the second hand of the pocket watch starts to move backwards, and when seven pairs of wet footprints of different ages wander around late at night, Lin Xia is forced to join forces with the mysterious Taoist Zhang Jiuling to uncover the truth in the life-and-death game of Xiangxi corpse exorcism and Miao poison poison: This haunted house is actually the inn of ancient ghosts, and what she inherits is not bricks and mortar, but a "night watchman" contract to sleep with a hundred ghosts. On the night when the hell gate opens in the middle of July, she must make the ultimate choice - let herself fall into hell forever to complete the sacrifice she made a hundred years ago, or let the suppressed evil spirits come out in full force?

When the archaeologist's Luoyang shovel smashes the boundary of quantum physics, a countdown to death that spans two thousand years quietly starts. On a rainy night in Lishan Mountain, tomb robbers dug up a bronze statue engraved with a QR code. The moment the code was scanned, the phone exploded into a blue fireball. Three days later, the archaeological team found a windproof lighter engraved with "Zhang Jiuming 2024" in the tomb passage of the underground palace - but the young archaeologist had never set foot here. What's even more bizarre is that the mercury patron saint in the Qin Dynasty murals was "resurrected" under the flashlight. The team members who were exposed to the strong light for more than 30 seconds used an archaeological shovel to gouge out their own eyes. The blood mixed with the slime on the floor tiles and boiled into a purple poisonous mist...