The Seven Evils of the Tomb

There is an ancient tomb from the Ming Dynasty in Linyuan, with mountains on its back and the sea on its back. The cave is surrounded by a sand ring. It was originally a rare treasure land for "dragon spitting out beads". A hundred years ago, a tomb relocation destroyed the tomb; seven innocent people were buried alive in the tomb, their souls were trapped on the ground, and their souls were scattered in the city. Later, the foreign priest mistakenly expelled them as demons and completely tore apart the souls of the seven people. Since then, there have been seven rules in the city that cannot be violated: do not call your full name at the well, do not hold wedding banquets at the bridge, do not plant banyan trees in new graves, do not add beams to the ancestral house, do not touch paper people's eyes, do not borrow umbrellas for ordinary things, and do not light lamps. Young earth master Jiang Wantang originally did not want to touch the ghost house skills passed down from her ancestors, but in a bottomless well, she heard her grandfather, who had been missing for many years, calling her name. She followed the traces left by wells, bridges, ancestral houses, banyan roots and paper shops, and found that every strange thing pointed to the same ancient tomb. Someone is restarting the Feng Shui bureau that is guarded by the souls of living people, and wants to turn the entire Linyuan into a ghost house for the dead. Ghosts can be driven away, evil spirits can be suppressed. But for those who were buried alive, forgotten, and even had their names erased, should they be sent away or remembered?