Female Water Ghost

On the day Su Miao died, the willow tree by the river had just sprouted new buds. The people in the village said that she was voluntary - the river god asked for a bride in his dream and chose her, which was the Su family's blessing. Her father took five taels of silver and pushed her into the river with his own hands. Her mother stood on the shore, covering her eyes and not daring to look. Seven years later, the village began to choose the bride of the river god again. This time, Su Miao climbed up from the river. She knocked on the door of the first house - it was the village chief's son who was the first to shout "The bride is here", Zhao Xiaoshuan. Zhao Xiaoshuan's bowl fell to the ground: "You... You're not dead?" "Dead," she said, "but the river won't take me." After that night, people began to die in the village. Every time someone dies, an eternal river lantern lights up by the river. Su Miao came to her door one by one, returning the fear they had put on her tenfold and a hundredfold. But when she chased her to the capital, she discovered that it was not just her father who pushed her into the river. Her name had been nailed down on the list of sacrifices by an order handed out from the palace seven years ago. There are six other girls on the list who are like her and have "water" in their names. Su Miao put her hand into the moat. Under the water, six river lanterns lit up at the same time. "Sisters, I'm here. Let's get back what's owed to us together." She is Su Miao. He is the most unwilling ghost among all the rivers.