River God Taboo

Grandpa is the last person to recover corpses from all over the country. He has fished out more than 300 corpses from the river in his life, and he has never had any accidents. It relies on one sentence: rivers have their own rules, and people have their own taboos. Chen Aman never believed this. He felt that his grandfather was an old stubborn who practiced feudal superstition. After dropping out of college, he returned to his hometown in despair, only to find that the way his grandfather looked at him had changed. Not kindness, but fear. Grandpa said: "You shouldn't come back." That night, it rained heavily. Wang Laosan, who had been drowned in the village for ten years, suddenly found his body on the water. He was holding a schoolbag tightly in his arms, digging his nails into the fabric as if he was guarding something. What's even weirder is that a man who has been drowned for ten years still has fresh blood on his fingers. Grandpa fished out the body and opened the "River God Book". His face turned whiter than a dead person. He told Chen Aman: Thirty years ago, a corpse like this also surfaced. That time, seven people died. But this time, a note was found in the schoolbag held in the corpse's arms. Chen Aman's name is written on it.