Yinshan Guishi

Deep in the Changbai Mountains of Northeast China, the legend of the "Yinshan Ghost Market" has been circulating in the tomb robbing community for hundreds of years. Every full moon night, dark red mist seeps out from the cracks in the mountain, forming the phantom of an ancient market. There are clay pots placed on the ghost market stalls. What is sealed in the pots is not gold and silver, but fragments of the deceased's memories before they died. Those who touch the clay pot will be forced to relive the most painful experience of the deceased, which can range from madness to death from bleeding from the seven orifices. In the early years of the Republic of China, a Kwantung Army team went deep into the Yin Mountains in search of the "Elixir of Immortality" and triggered the "Bronze Eye" mechanism - the entire mountain was actually a giant alchemy furnace refined by ancient alchemists, and every rock was engraved with soul-soothing incantations. All members of the team were sucked into the furnace, their bodies merged with the mountain, and their consciousness was trapped in the never-ending pain of "dismemberment." A hundred years later, the resentment of these "living dead" formed a "ghost against the wall" maze on a full moon night, swallowing the souls of all intruders.