Taboo Shop: Start with Paper Figures

Chen Liang inherited the old street paper-making shop left by his parents, and also inherited the curse of fate. Visitors came on a rainy night, paper figures demanded their lives, and bizarre murders occurred one after another. All clues pointed to him and his long-dead parents. Policewoman Su Jiali is pressing closer and closer, seemingly investigating the case, but in fact she is hiding a bloody feud. Everyone on the street has good intentions, but they all have evil intentions; all the victims deserve their punishment, and all the avengers are covered in blood. The ancestral taboo records contain the secret of creating troubles, and the familiar benefactor is the devil who has been plotting for twenty years. There are no ghosts in this world, only people who eat people's hearts. When the truth was revealed, Chen Liang discovered that he had been in the game from the first night, and the chess player was actually... (This book is full of villains, with a lot of foreshadowing. It's impossible to tell who is the murderer and who is the weirdo until the last moment.)