Fantasy Journey My Miao Boy

Folklore photographer Xiang Wan went deep into the Miao village in western Hunan to investigate the mysterious death of his grandmother, but was involved in a witchcraft conspiracy that spanned a century. On a rainy night, she strayed into the isolated Qingyan Village and met the mysterious boy Ali - a little cinnabar between his eyebrows and a silver bell around his waist to suppress the poison, but he was harboring the soul of an ancient Gu master. The red cloth dolls in the village are embroidered with Xiang Wan's face, the fragments of the silver comb sealed in the bamboo house are stained with the blood of three generations of women, and the images captured by the camera are actually swallowing reality. When the blood moon rises, the sleeping life and death Gu wakes up, and Xiang Wan discovers that he has been implanted with Gu veins for a long time: the operation at the age of five was not a treatment, but an experiment in cultivating the Gu master that continues to this day. The soul of the first generation of Gu master is sealed in Ali's body, and the silver bracelet left by her grandmother is actually a cage that locks her memory. In order to break the cycle of reincarnation, Xiang Wan must make a choice: become a Gu master and gain eternal life, or sacrifice himself to end the curse?