Seven Nights in Underworld

When Su Wan was about to die when she was twelve years old, she saw a person in the gray fog. The man stood in the endless gray and said to her: "You shouldn't be here." Twelve years later, a mountain disaster pushed her into that world again - the Road to the Underworld, the only way for dead souls to lead to reincarnation. She saw him again. His name is Mo Yuan, and he is the ferryman on the Huangquan Road. He is responsible for guiding the souls of the dead to the entrance of reincarnation. His face was pale and his eyes were old, as if he had been standing here for centuries. He doesn't remember who he used to be, or why he became a ferryman. He only remembers one thing: sending every soul to the end, and then watching them leave, while he stays forever. Su Wan only had seven days. You must cross the Huangquan Road and reach the entrance of reincarnation within seven days, otherwise your soul will fly away. Seven nights of trials, waves of resentful spirits, overturned memories, haunted by inner demons - every night is a calamity. The biggest disaster was not the danger on the road to hell, but the fact that she found that she didn't want to leave him. Mo Yuan said: "I am the ferryman. My duty is to see you off." Su Wan said: "What about you? Who will see you off?" He fell silent. Three thousand years ago, he was the god of war in the immortal world. He defied heaven and saved a city. He was punished as a ferryman for eternity, trapped in the underworld, forgetting his past. Three thousand years later, a girl who walked into the underworld alive went against the rules and walked back to find him. The Way of Heaven says: The ferryman must not be moved by emotion, otherwise he will be wiped out in ashes. Su Wan said: Then I will change the rules of heaven. This is a story about memory and forgetting.