Hometown Customs

His grandfather passed away suddenly. As soon as Lu Yan hurried back to his old house, the clan elder dropped a sentence: "You shouldn't come back to your grandfather's room." Every old custom that this village respects is filled with living people. Well water cannot be taken in reverse order, and ancestral graves cannot be moved at will. What is hidden under the pomp of worshiping ancestors and praying for blessings is never ghosts, but the business of generations of people using folk customs to commit evil: Seal, trade, sacrifice. The boy from the Wang family violated the taboo on well water and suffered from high fever and convulsions. However, the whole village blamed Lu Yan, saying that he was an outsider who caused disaster. Lu Yan did not burn incense or kneel down, but just treated the old customs as blueprints and dismantled them piece by piece. He dug out an old book in the secret compartment of the roof, which recorded his grandfather's murder at the well. He also found that someone was rebuilding the ancestral hall, preparing to use his blood to bury him again. All rules have prices, and all taboos have boundaries. Only by uncovering the old case behind the taboos can he get out of this murderous situation alive.