I Travel Through the Forbidden World of Copies

A sudden lightning strike on a rainy night caused Lin Yan, an ordinary college student, to travel through thin air and fall into a taboo world shrouded in Chinese weirdness. There are no zombie monsters or magical powers in this world. There are only endless evils rooted in Chinese folk customs, bad funeral habits, old houses, ancient alleys, and ancestral temples. The only meaning for people here to live is to enter the [Weird Folklore Dungeon], break the rules set by the dead, and survive. The paper man carries the coffin without raising his head, the ancestral hall in the deserted village listens to the ghost's instructions, the ancient well fishes for life to exchange for yin and yang, the ghost street on a rainy night cannot look back... Every copy is a Chinese taboo that has been lost for thousands of years; every rule is a dead man's iron law of survival. Those who violate the rules will have no bones and no reincarnation. They will be completely swallowed by the strangeness and become evil spirits wandering in the copy forever. Lin Yan carries the sober sense of modern people and relies on his fragmentary understanding of Chinese folk taboos to survive among countless mortal copies. Everyone in the world is afraid of ghosts and gods, but I can see through it. The most terrifying thing is never the evil ghosts, but the old customs and bad habits that eat people's hearts and rules. The Yin coffin opens the way, hundreds of ghosts walk at night, the Chinese style is weird, and everything is evil. I am in a desperate situation in the human world, and I have overcome thousands of years of evil.