People Have Their Own Paths, Ghosts Have Their Own Paths: Qixinglu

People have their own paths, and ghosts have their own paths. If you go astray, someone must come to guide you - this is the guide. Shen Du has been in this business for ten years and has never broken any rules. Until he saw the female corpse that had been soaked for five days at the ferry. Her eyes were open and her pupils were as erect as a cat. He broke the first rule. That night, the drowned girl came to the door and wrote three words on the table with water stains: Liu Youtian. She said she didn't fall into the water. Shen Du followed the clues to investigate, only to find that there was something much deeper than murder hidden behind this murder case. There is an ancient being dormant at the bottom of the river, using the souls of drowned people as bait to fish for living people on the shore. And the black cat he's had for three years seems to have some disturbing connection with what's at the bottom of the river. What's even more frightening is that when he finally went into the water to face the truth, the thing guarding the door of the water house said one sentence - "Guide, I have been waiting for you for many years." It turns out that it was never someone else who was caught. It turned out that from the day he entered the line of guide, he had been led to this river. Deep in the river bottom, a water palace locked by runes was loosening, and the key to unlock it seemed to have been pinned to his waist.