Li Bowei and Zhang Xiaolan sign up for the “Journey to the Underworld.” Their tour guide, Xiaoqing, explains the local custom of “living hanging coins”: ancient coins are hung on the graves of those who died unnatural deaths, and visitors are warned not to take them. Greedy for money, Li Bowei steals a coin, and something suddenly burrows into his right eye. Later, a “country girl” wails and demands money. Xiaoqing pays her off to put an end to it, and the two suspect it is a scam. In the dead of night, a woman in white keeps appearing to demand money, and Li Bowei discovers in terror that she casts no shadow. During the bonfire party’s “date with a beautiful ghost” activity, the real ghost, Li Ju, appears and kills. Zhang Xiaolan figures out that “living hanging coins” means “the departed have gone on ahead; there is no need to look back.” He tries to send the ghost back to her grave, but Lili accidentally takes a coin, and the ghost loses control again. The two eventually escape, but later they are still handing out flyers for the “Journey to the Underworld.”
