Taboos

Opening the note, there is a note inside: If someone calls you by your full name in the middle of the night, you cannot agree; if you don't invite someone for a wedding or a gift for a white event, don't look back; if you don't move a new grave for three years, moving it will cause earth-shaking and shock... This is a yellowed note that Grandpa gave Shen Bai before his death, and left him a message: "You must remember that none of Mr. Bai's rules can be broken." Shen Bai didn't believe it at first. It wasn't until strange things in the county appeared one after another - missing students, red clothes in dry wells, "neighbors" who knocked on the door in the middle of the night - that he began to believe that every taboo in the handbook was a warning that his predecessors had paid for with their lives. Shen Bai took over this job: as a steward of weddings and funerals in the countryside, giving people farewells, clearing up taboos, and finishing things off. But behind every "supernatural" thing, what's hidden is never ghosts, but the human heart - the murderous battle for inheritance, old cases from twenty years ago, and the crimes covered up by the silence of the village. As the mystery of each strange incident is solved and the notes are completed one by one, Shen Bai discovers the three missing pages of "Taboo", the truth that his grandfather did not die of natural causes, and that behind the centuries-old taboo network in the county, there is a huge organization that is "changing the rules." What Mr. Baishi wants to abide by is not a simple matter, but the rules; behind the rules is the human heart.