Article 73 of Bailu Town

[Chinese-style rules and strange stories × seven-day reincarnation × suspenseful battle of wits] "In July and a half, the door to hell opens. New rice is filed and the name is settled." Bailu Town, an ancient town in the mountains, lives by the Seventy-Two Regulations. After Xu Shi, if you meet a man in white, you will be fine if you don't answer him. You cannot go out on the day when the lintels are frosty. Do not look in the mirror at night - these rules are written on the bluestone at the entrance of the town and have been engraved for a hundred years. Shen Yan is the last disciple of the Observer and a framer in the provincial capital. Master died before the first seven years, his body was smiling, and his last words were only eight words: "The rules will change. Don't trust the monument. Trust the people." He returned to town for what he thought was a funeral. It wasn't until the third day that he discovered that the seventh article on the monument had changed from "Lights out at Hai hour" to "Lights on at Hai hour." The ink is wet—someone changed it last night. Until the seventh day, when the third watch bell rang, the whole town came back again. Everyone forgot everything except him. He remembered the last round. Every round, there is one more rule on the tablet. Every rule may cost a life. Gu Xiaoman was named. Shen Yan opened the manuscript and found that on the back of Article 9, the master had written three words with his fingertips: "Mo Zhaojing." Not a mirror. It's a well. He finally understood: this is not a funeral, but an exam question. And every time he remembers something, he will pay a price—— His memory is being eaten by this town.