Urban Yin Xing: the Paper Man Cannot See His Eyes

Deep in the city full of neon lights, there are little-known rules of the underworld. You must not look at the person who leads the way, you must not be tapped on the shoulder if you work overtime late at night, rent a house to avoid evil spirits, and do not turn back when delivering a hearse at night. These urban folk taboos engraved in the mouths of the older generation have become a hotbed for criminals to weave scams. Lin Mo, a young soul searcher who runs the shady errand shop left by his grandmother, carries an ancestral copper bell and a yellowed folk notebook. While he is busy taking orders to pay off his grandmother's medical debt, he is also persistently looking for his sister Lin Xi, who has been missing for ten years. The jobs he took were not ordinary errands, but commissions with "yin energy" in the city, strange and mysterious cases that others avoided, but he was always clear-headed: there are no real ghosts and gods in the world, and all the horrors are caused by the human heart.