I Regret It at the Funeral Home

Chen Wen worked in a funeral parlor for seven years. When he was sorting out the remains of a man who died suddenly, he took out a piece of paper from the deceased's hand. On the paper it says: "I regret taking that call." That night, the deceased's cell phone rang. The voice of the deceased came from the other end of the phone: "Don't give the regret sheet to my wife." From then on, Chen Wen began to get involved in a business that shouldn't exist. Some people spend money to buy away the regret of not picking up their mother from the hospital. Some people want to sell the choice of not letting their children in the car on rainy nights. There are also people who specialize in buying up the debts of the poor and turning other people's life paths into commodities. Chen Wen originally thought that he was just collecting debts for the dead. Until his signature appeared on a confession sheet. "I regret letting her live." And this list is related to his lost wife and his daughter who is gradually forgetting family affection.