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In the deep mountains of western Hunan, the road is filled with mist, and the bells for exorcism are ringing, and the souls of the dead are returning home. Everyone in the world has heard that there are evil spirits driving corpses in Xiangxi, but they don't know that this business of traveling between the yin and yang worlds contains countless secrets and dangers. Young Zhou Qian followed his second uncle to take root in the countryside since he was a child. He thought he was just doing ordinary work by guarding the incense and candle shop, but due to a tragic mass grave in Tianjiaao, he stepped into the strange world of corpse chasers. He follows the skilled corpse exorcist, holds the soul flag and shakes the soul bell, and travels on the night road in the wilderness of western Hunan to see the souls of the dead back to their roots after they have died in a foreign land. The mountain roads are treacherous, and evil spirits hide in deserted villages. Deserted graves in the middle of the night, resentful souls seeking lives, dormant evil spirits, lost secret techniques of exorcising corpses, and dust-laden folk secrets are all shocking every step of the way. When chasing corpses, what you chase are corpses, what you chase are souls, what you keep is the order of yin and yang, and what you chase is the overwhelming resentment. From an ignorant apprentice who works as a handyman, the young man gradually becomes a corpse chaser who controls life and death and walks in yin and yang. He uncovers the millennium taboo behind the corpse chase in western Hunan and faces the human heart and fate of those hidden in the mist, which are more terrifying than ghosts.