Irregular Folk Genealogist

Zhou Busuo is a new folk census enumerator at the County Cultural Center. The job content is very simple: travel to the countryside, ask old men and women "Is there anything strange happening here?", Fill out forms, and submit tasks. Sounds like an idle job. Until he discovered that every form he filled out was being "recycled" by something. He casually noted that the well in Liujia Village was bitter. Three days later, the well ran dry. He once wrote, "Aunt Zhou said she heard a child crying at night." A week later, Aunt Zhou moved away and the house collapsed. He compiled and filed "There is something under the old locust tree in Zhaozhuang". The old locust tree was struck by lightning the next day. Zhou Bujie felt something was wrong. He began to look back at the form he had filled out. When he turned to the one from three years ago, he was stunned. In the "Census Enumerator's Signature" column at the bottom of the form, his father's name is written. And his dad disappeared five years ago.