Paper Craftsman

There are thirteen taboos for papermakers: if you don't put the eyes on a paper figure, you will see a ghost; if you don't make a substitute for a living person, two lives will be exchanged; if you don't touch the paper after the third watch, the finished product will not stay overnight... Jiang Jin guarded the Jinsheng Zhai left by his grandfather and followed these thirteen rules. He made paper to give to people and to pray to ghosts. Until a murder case of "being watched by a paper man" came to the funeral home, and the paper man he pierced opened his eyes on his own in the night when he didn't touch the eyes. He was born without a shadow. The paper objects he ties will come alive. His blood was the color of cinnabar. Before his disappearance, his grandfather left him a message: If you don't check me, a disaster will happen, save your life first. But how can a papermaker who doesn't even know whether he is a human being keep his life? Tie paper into bones, and the craftsmanship is magical. Others would tie up paper to transport the dead, but he would tie up the paper to transport the living - until he discovered that he himself had also been stabbed out.