Seventy-Two Yin Games

An old photo that does not exist on any map, an ancient village in western Hunan that has been erased from history. There were obviously only five people in the photo, but after Shen Yan zoomed in, he saw a sixth person deep in the mountain fog - wearing an old-style gown, always looking at the camera. There is only one sentence behind the photo: "The fifth man is dead." In order to find out the truth, Shen Yan formed an expedition team with Lin Wan, Chen Jiu, Zhou Ye and Yang Sanwa and went deep into the mountains of western Hunan. They thought they were just looking for a lost village, but instead they stepped into a history that was deliberately erased. The Blackwater River flows backwards at night, as if time has gone backwards; footprints appear out of thin air in the mountains and forests, but no one has left any traces; the ancient well is bottomless, like an entrance to another world. When they arrived at Qingmuzhai, they discovered that the village itself was a huge Feng Shui array, with houses, roads, and tombs all arranged according to an ancient pattern. Chen Jiu only said: "This is not a village, this is a bureau." Legend has it that there are seventy-two untouchable underworlds among the mountains and rivers of China. The mountains and rivers are the bones, the earth's veins are the blood, and all living beings are the guides, forming a taboo formation. Qingmuzhai is just one of them. But when they entered the underground, they were truly frightened: people who died thirty years ago were still "alive". Chen Jiu's name was engraved on a stone tablet hundreds of years ago, and the names of the five of them had already appeared on the underground stone wall. It's as if everything has already been written. Some people knew they were coming hundreds of years ago. Seventy-two games, every game kills people. And this round has already begun.