Mourning Well

In the early days of reform and opening up, Wutong Village, a remote mountain village, was trapped by continuous heavy rains. On the first night, Bai Guisheng, a wealthy man, knelt down beside the mourning well, his face looked like he had drowned, his mouth was stuffed with wet paper money, and his fingernails were full of well moss. The villagers recognized "Jing Niang's roll call", and the old rules immediately prevailed over the outside laws. Young Chen Jianchuan did not believe in ghosts, but was not qualified to investigate the case. He could only uncover old stories step by step through wakes, eavesdropping, chasing and misjudgments. As the second and third dead people appeared, Chen Shoushan's silence, Liu Chuntao's origin, Zhou Mancang's control, and the old case of Qingshui Jing more than 20 years ago were intertwined. The first seven days are approaching, and everyone is forced back to the wellhead, only to discover that the most terrifying thing is never the crying of ghosts, but the fact that living people have turned the truth into ghosts.