Driving Corpses at Night

[Genre] Chinese horror thriller·Strong women·Corpse hunting·Republic of China·Suspense·Black humor·Happy enemies [Main Story: Night Walk of Corpses] Deep in the mountains of western Hunan, Shen Yaomei climbed out of the coffin and found that her grandmother had given her a "corpse removal order" - to send seven corpses back to her hometown within forty-nine days, otherwise the ancestral mourning technique would be cut off. But she didn't even send out the first order. The teeth marks on the cloth merchant's throat, the self-closing coffin in the charity shop, the outstretched hand in the photo... Every corpse is talking, and every road leads to the same secret. What's even more troublesome is that a ghost servant who claims to have been expelled from the underworld falls in love with her. He is talkative, has a poisonous tongue, and has unstable magic power. His biggest obsession is spicy food in the world. A corpse hunter who is greedy for life and never abandons his employer, a sinister and talkative migrant worker. The night road is long, and there is a dark gong. Some things, once you hit the road, you can't look back. [The Night Walk of Corpses·Prequel: Mother Shen] She was a maid of the Shen family, wrapped in a shabby quilt and sold into a mansion. The young lady taught her the art of mourning and said, "You are born to be a member of the Shen family." When the young lady died, she fled into the mountains with her baby in her arms, secretly learned the Bai family's Yin Lu skills, and broke into the underworld three times, trading her life for time and her soul for a copper bell. Her name is not Mother Shen. Her name is Atai. A maid with no name spent her whole life guarding the last light of the Shen family.