Mountain Village Corpse Chaser

Peng Zhen resisted the ancestral corpse exorcism business since he was a child, but accidentally fell when being chased by his father. He touched the peach wood sword left by his grandfather and activated the golden finger of Peng's bloodline. The countdown to life is hanging in front of him. Only by undertaking the task of exorcizing corpses can he extend his life, increase his wealth, and practice magic.​ From being forced to escort Li Orion's corpse on a night walk, to going alone to the miasma valley of Laoshan to deliver the murderous corpse, from dealing with the taboos of the Tujia mountain gods, to confronting the black-faced corpse chasers who practiced sorcery, Peng Zhen grew up step by step in the weird folk custom of corpse chase in western Hunan. He gradually discovers that his grandfather's "accidental disappearance" hid a secret. His golden finger is actually related to the mysterious plan of the Taiping Army in the late Qing Dynasty. The Peng family has been chasing corpses for generations to guard not only the ancestral business, but also the mystery of the corpse disaster that has been suppressed for hundreds of years deep in the mountains.​ Regional features such as the Tujia Wu Nuo and the Laoshan Forbidden Area include thrilling adventures on the road to exorcise corpses, the struggle of small people to survive in troubled times, and the interweaving and collision of folklore and historical secrets, taking you into the mysterious world of fog-locked mountains in Western Hunan in the late Qing Dynasty.​