God and Ghost Have No Way

During the Republic of China, Chen San, a coffin bearer in Qinghe Town, inherited his ancestral business and specialized in escorting coffins. The rules and secrets passed down from generation to generation of the Chen family allow him to travel across the boundary between Yin and Yang, ensuring that the coffin is delivered safely and without any mistakes. There is a saying in the town that "no gods or ghosts dare to approach the coffin sent by Master Chen". However, when the Xue family, the richest man in Qinghe Town, customized an "empty coffin" late at night and asked for it to be delivered at a specific time, Chen San's peaceful life was completely broken. Frequent visions occurred while delivering the coffin, and the coffin returned to the righteous village for no apparent reason. Inside the coffin was a jade earring that was supposed to be buried with the eldest daughter of the Xue family, Xue Wanning, who committed suicide by throwing herself into a well three years ago. An unsolved case from three years ago resurfaced, and Chen San was involved in the mystery of the Xue family's deep residence. The abandoned courtyard singing in the middle of the night, the servant who died mysteriously, the well-kept secrets of everyone in the Xue Mansion... Everything seems to be related to Xue Wanning's death. What is even more disturbing is that Chen San finds that he is being monitored by invisible forces. Every time he gets closer to the truth, he will encounter more bizarre events. The woman's cry from Yizhuang in the middle of the night, the white shadow floating under the old locust tree, the bloody handprints that appeared inexplicably on the coffin... Chen San had to use the "Secret Records of Coffin Delivery" passed down by the Chen family's ancestors to uncover the dark secrets beneath the Xue family's glamorous appearance. In this battle between man and ghost, good and evil, he found that the most terrifying thing was not ghosts and gods, but the human heart.