Paper Marriage Immortality Debt

The ancient village of Zangling is located in a deep ravine in the middle of Guizhou. The houses are all built according to the Beidou Soul-eating Formation, the wells lock the corpses, and the temples are dedicated to the Faceless Bodhisattva. The villagers did not walk on the ground, did not light candles at night, and said that the six burial bodhisattvas would be offered once every ten years, and they would shed their blood to pay for the debt. There is a daughter of the Zhu family who is not guilty and is an archaeologist. His father went missing while visiting the village in Huaishan, so he returned home with the fragments of "Secret Records of Burial Yins". As soon as I arrived at the entrance of the village, I saw the paper sedan covered with blood, and the bride looked very much like her deceased mother. I was horrified and suspicious. Peeping into the ancestral hall at night, I found a bronze box containing the "Blood Debt Book", and my mother's name was clearly listed. I saw the dead body of my old friend Shen Xiuniang lying on the stage again, her wedding dress embroidered with human skin and lotus stems, her eyes stuffed with copper coins, black blood seeping from her fingertips, and beside her her father wrote: "The village is full of demons, run away quickly!" At midnight, the Yin and Yang Market appeared, with human bone lanterns hanging on paper and no buyers. There was a lantern in Wujiu, and the stall owner smiled ferociously: "A living person sells lanterns, and his soul will be collected in three days." Suddenly, he heard the clanking of chains at the bottom of the well, and saw a corpse climbing up the wall, with the inscription "Sacrifice a woman to pay debts to the underworld." Zhongli Xuanying, the guardian of the mausoleum, was also a disciple of Lu Ban. He was forbidden to speak and held seven weapons in the Weisheng box. He said: "To break the soul-devouring array, three yin objects are needed: paper clothes, corpse silkworms, and severed head incense. However, whoever takes the objects will suffer backlash." The goddess Wang, with a neck of corpse silkworms and a face like a girl, was actually the first sacrifice a hundred years ago. There is no blame for inheriting the sins of the mother. Wu Jiu escapes into the ancient tomb and sees that the Six Buried Bodhisattva is the son of Ming Xuanxu, whose soul is hidden in the hearts of the corpses of the six women. The mural exposes the evil of the village ancestors who ate "meat of immortality". Xiu Niang's evil spirit possesses a paper figure, cuts the paper into a blade, and sings "Weeping Song" at night, causing the villagers to bleed to death from their orifices. In the end, Xuan Ying used Luban's forbidden technique of "tearing down beams and columns" to destroy the village and died under the beam;