I Asked You to Tie up Paper, but I Didn't Let You Tie up a Yin Soldier to Cross the Border.

"There are three things that should not be done in paper-making figures: they should not be made to look like living people, they should not be made into statues of magical objects, and they should not be made to be filled with resentment." Chen Yi is the last paper maker in Guishoutang. The paper horses he makes can travel thousands of miles in a day, and the ghost coins he makes make people go crazy. He abides by the rules of his ancestors and maintains a bleak livelihood on the dilapidated streets. Until one day, the head of a wealthy family with hundreds of billions died suddenly, and he paid a lot of money to ask him to build a paper mannequin that violated the rules. Chen Yi refused and warned: "If you break the rules, what will come out is not a paper man, but a life-threatening ghost!" On the day of the funeral, black rain fell, and the paper figurine made by a half-hearted papermaker hired by the wealthy family came to life. The papermaker's servant held a pair of scissors and demanded his life. Hundreds of billionaires were so frightened that they knelt down and wailed.