I Fix Cell Phones for Dead People

Xu Mingzhu is a mobile phone repairman. But many of the jobs he takes come from funeral homes. After the old man left, his children wanted to find the last photo. The husband died suddenly, and the wife wanted to delete her address book. Before the young man was cremated, he told him to leave his cell phone with him. After the cremation, his family members cried and asked for the relics inside. Xu Mingzhu only repairs equipment and does not speak for the dead. Until a cell phone that had been cremated lit up its screen in the envelope. There is only one sentence on the screen: Don't let her send me off. From that day on, Xu Mingzhu discovered that the most terrifying thing in the deceased's cell phone was not the last words or the photos. It is the relationships that have been deleted, hidden, and renamed by living people. Every time a piece of data is restored, the disguise of a living person is torn apart. And the last phone call that had been deleted before his own mother's death began to ring again.