Kirigakure

Modern Chinese style Zhiguai New Liaozhai. After twelve years of absence, Lin Yuan returned to the crisis-ridden Wuyin Village. He was not returning to his hometown in fine clothes, but to pay off his debts. He was the one who was supposed to die and bear the curse twelve years ago. The girl Aying signed the Pine Shadow Contract on his behalf and was trapped between humans and ghosts. A foreign company wanted to build a factory and excavated the ancient tombs in the back mountain. The evil evil that was sleeping was awakened, and the entire mountain village was cast into the shadow of death. Lin Yuan, a mortal, wants everyone to uphold their duties as human beings, but does not have the power to break the curse; Zhong Liheng makes a living by catching ghosts, is good at using electromagnetic spirit guns, believes in trickery and trade-offs, and is willing to use the power of evil spirits to fight disasters. The three of them were tightly bound by fate. Catching ghosts is not about killing monsters. Every time you eliminate evil spirits, you will face a cruel death: if you eliminate evil spirits, innocent people may be killed together; if you show mercy, you will have to bear the price of spreading disaster. Kirigakure Village is just the starting point of the story. After the turmoil ended, Zhong Liheng took Aying, who had turned into a ghost, to travel around the country, and a series of strange folk things happened one after another. The story explores a heavy proposition: Some fates are always shouldered by others for us.