Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Dog Chicken, a childhood friend of the protagonist, seeks help as he believes he's been haunted by ghostly sisters after having erotic dreams for over a week.
• The protagonist confirms Dog Chicken's condition and gives him an Evil-Slaying Talisman for temporary protection.
• Dog Chicken insists on meeting the protagonist's master, Corpse Head Song, and they return to the village together.
• The master dismisses Dog Chicken's issue as minor, leaving it for the protagonist to handle.

Character Developments

• The protagonist demonstrates their ability to see and deal with ghosts, showing growth in their skills as an apprentice Corpse Collector.
• Dog Chicken shows vulnerability and desperation, seeking help for his supernatural problem.

Significant Themes

• The supernatural: Ghosts and their interactions with the living are central to the plot.
• Trust and friendship: The protagonist helps Dog Chicken despite his initial disbelief in their abilities.

Character Interactions

• The protagonist and Dog Chicken: They reconnect after years apart, with Dog Chicken seeking the protagonist's help due to their master's reputation.
• The protagonist and their master, Corpse Head Song: The master dismisses Dog Chicken's issue as minor, showing confidence in the protagonist's abilities.
• The protagonist's grandfather: He hints at a potential hidden danger in Dog Chicken's situation, suggesting that the problem might not be as simple as it seems.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Grandpa hints that Dog Chicken's problem is not simple and they should investigate slowly.
• They decide to help Dog Chicken after dealing with Flying Tiger Bay.
• Grandpa gives Master and the protagonist two jars of wine each for the trip.
• They drive to Flying Tiger Bay, arriving at 8:20 PM.
• The protagonist buys water from a convenience shop and asks about the boundary marker and boat rental.
• The shopkeeper warns them about the river's dangers but eventually helps them contact a boat owner.
• The protagonist offers 3000 yuan to rent the boat for one night.

Character Developments

• Grandpa shows wisdom and foresight in handling Dog Chicken's matter.
• The protagonist demonstrates determination and resourcefulness in securing a boat for their mission.

Significant Themes

• The theme of investigation and uncovering the truth behind seemingly simple matters is reinforced.
• The importance of preparation and resourcefulness in facing challenges is highlighted.

Character Interactions

• Grandpa subtly communicates his plans to the protagonist and Uncle Yu.
• The protagonist, Master, and Uncle Yu discuss their plans for the night and their suspicions about Dog Chicken's friend.
• The protagonist interacts with the shopkeeper and boat owner, negotiating for the boat rental.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The protagonist rents a boat to reach Flying Tiger Bay, where the boundary marker is located.
• Master, the protagonist, and Uncle Yu observe the river's Feng Shui configuration at the dock.
• The protagonist identifies three balefulnesses in the configuration: metal, water, and wood balefulness.
• Master reveals the fourth balefulness—earth balefulness—and explains the chaotic cycle of the Five Elements in the configuration.

Character Developments

• The protagonist demonstrates improved Feng Shui analysis skills, impressing Master and Uncle Yu.
• Master expresses concern about the severity of the Feng Shui issues and the potential danger they pose.

Significant Themes

• Feng Shui analysis and the identification of balefulnesses in a configuration.
• The interconnectedness and disorder of the Five Elements, leading to chaos and danger.
• The potential for wandering souls and wild ghosts to become trapped and turn into vicious water ghosts.

Character Interactions

• The old vendor warns the protagonist about the river's dangers and recommends an experienced boatman.
• Master tests the protagonist's Feng Shui analysis skills and praises his progress.
• Uncle Yu acknowledges the protagonist's improvement and expresses concern about the configuration's severity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group discovers that the river has been afflicted by Earth Sha, forming the Four Sha, a dangerous Feng Shui configuration.
• They observe the river's muddy water, strong currents, and other signs of Earth Sha.
• Master confirms the presence of Earth Sha by tasting the river water.
• They discuss the Feng Shui configuration and decide to suppress the mountain paths to resolve the issue.

Character Developments

• The protagonist, Song Decai (Master), demonstrates his expertise in Feng Shui and his serious approach to resolving the problem.
• Uncle Yu shows concern for the safety of the mission and asks about the difficulty of the task.
• The protagonist shows curiosity and asks questions to understand the situation better.

Significant Themes

• The power and danger of Feng Shui configurations, particularly the Four Sha.
• The importance of understanding and respecting nature's balance.
• The historical aspect of Feng Shui and its impact on human settlements.

Character Interactions

• Master, Uncle Yu, and the protagonist work together to assess the situation.
• Master explains the signs of Earth Sha to the protagonist, showing his willingness to teach.
• Uncle Yu and Master discuss the history of the small town and the Feng Shui configuration, showing their shared knowledge and experience.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group rents a boat from Old Cui to investigate the river.
• Old Cui warns them not to venture into Flying Tiger Bay due to recent drownings and the demolition of the Dragon King temples.
• Master, Uncle Yu, and the protagonist set sail, disregarding Old Cui's warnings.
• They observe the swift current and the boundary marker for Flying Tiger Bay.

Character Developments

• The protagonist demonstrates responsibility by paying for the boat and assuring Old Cui.
• Uncle Yu shows determination and disregard for danger by steering the boat towards Flying Tiger Bay.
• Master exhibits knowledge of Feng Shui and the situation's severity, planning to involve the Secret Bureau later.

Significant Themes

• Disregard for tradition and superstition leading to consequences (demolition of temples causing river disturbances).
• The importance of addressing root causes rather than just symptoms (Master's plan to suppress Feng Shui force after dealing with the ghosts).

Character Interactions

• The protagonist interacts with Old Cui, showing respect and consideration.
• Master and Uncle Yu work together, with Master providing guidance and Uncle Yu operating the boat.
• Old Cui's warnings are ignored by the group, highlighting their determination to investigate the river's disturbances.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group reaches Flying Tiger Bay, a large river bend with turbulent outer waters and calmer inner waters.
• They encounter resistance from evil entities beneath the water, preventing their boat from entering the inner bend.
• Master uses yin rice to pacify the entities, allowing the boat to enter the inner bend.
• Master and Uncle Yu plan to lure and capture the evil entities using a fish-gill Yin Dish made by Uncle Yu.

Character Developments

• Master: Demonstrates his knowledge of water suppression techniques and talisman drawing to ensure the boat's safety.
• Uncle Yu: Shows expertise in creating Yin Dishes using fish gills and other dark ingredients to lure ghosts.
• Xiao Jiang (Narrator): Acts as a tool following Master's and Uncle Yu's orders, using his Heavenly Eye to observe the entities beneath the water.

Significant Themes

• The struggle against evil entities and ghosts.
• The use of talismans, yin rice, and Yin Dishes as tools to control and manipulate the supernatural.
• The power dynamics between Master and Uncle Yu, with Master giving orders and Uncle Yu executing them.

Character Interactions

• Master and Uncle Yu: Despite their bickering, they work together to plan and execute their strategy against the evil entities.
• Master and Xiao Jiang: Master gives Xiao Jiang orders, and Xiao Jiang follows them without question.
• Uncle Yu and Xiao Jiang: Uncle Yu tells Xiao Jiang to scatter yin rice, and later, Xiao Jiang acknowledges Uncle Yu's plan to make a Yin Dish.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Master, Jiang Chen (Xiao Jiang), and Uncle Yu are on a boat to catch restless ghosts in a river.
• Uncle Yu prepares a Yin Dish using fish gills and dark sauces to attract the ghosts.
• Xiao Jiang scatters rice to keep the ghosts at bay while Uncle Yu finishes the dish.
• The ghosts, drawn by the Yin Dish's smell, become restless and start scratching the boat.
• Master intervenes when the ghosts cause waves that threaten the boat.
• Uncle Yu completes the Yin Dish, invoking moonlight into it to capture the ghosts.

Character Developments

• Master: Shows calmness and strategic thinking, revealing his concern for not wanting to fight in the water again due to its restrictions.
• Uncle Yu: Demonstrates expertise in preparing the Yin Dish, emphasizing the importance of proper preparation and drawing in moonlight.
• Xiao Jiang: Displays loyalty and diligence in following Master's instructions and scattering rice to stall the ghosts.

Significant Themes

• Patience and timing: Uncle Yu's cooking process emphasizes the importance of patience and proper timing, while Master waits for the right moment to act.
• Teamwork: The trio works together, with each playing a crucial role in catching the ghosts.
• Resilience: The ghosts' restless nature and Master's determination to catch them despite the challenges highlight resilience in the face of adversity.

Character Interactions

• Master and Uncle Yu: They have a friendly yet slightly tense interaction, with Master hurrying Uncle Yu and Uncle Yu explaining the intricacies of making the Yin Dish.
• Master and Xiao Jiang: Master gives Xiao Jiang clear instructions and trusts him to handle the rice-scattering task.
• Xiao Jiang and the ghosts: Xiao Jiang interacts with the ghosts indirectly by scattering rice, keeping them at bay and preventing them from attacking the boat.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Uncle Yu, a master of Yin Dish technique, draws moonlight into a dish, demonstrating his advanced skill.
• He prepares a Yin Dish Paste, the 'Soul-Bewitching Fish Gill Paste', to lure and control water ghosts.
• The paste is poured into the river, attracting and inciting a fight among the water ghosts, preventing them from capsizing the boat.
• Uncle Yu and Master Song Decai plan to harvest the ghosts once they're subdued by the second half of the paste.

Character Developments

• Uncle Yu's prowess in Yin Dish technique is established, solidifying his status as a top-tier Feng Shui master.
• Master Song Decai's practicality and quick thinking are shown as he prepares to engage the ghosts and saves the boat from capsizing.

Significant Themes

• The power and versatility of Yin Dishes as a tool for ghostly manipulation.
• The importance of timing and preparation in supernatural encounters.

Character Interactions

• Uncle Yu and Master Song Decai bicker playfully, showcasing their familiarity and mutual respect.
• The water ghosts' behavior illustrates their hunger and aggression, as well as their susceptibility to the Yin Dish Paste's lure.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The last of the Yin Dish paste is used, attracting a powerful water ghost.
• A massive wave and baleful energy surge towards the boat.
• The water ghosts become sluggish after consuming the Yin Dish paste.
• Thirty-two water ghosts emerge from the river, drawn by the offering incense.
• Ghost collection begins; Master uses the Iron Hook, and the protagonist uses the Tong Ghost Hand.

Character Developments

• The protagonist demonstrates his ability to control the Tong Ghost Hand.
• Master and Uncle Yu exhibit their experience and calmness in handling the situation.

Significant Themes

• The power of the Yin Dish paste in subduing and controlling ghosts.
• The importance of preparation and quick action in ghost-hunting.
• The theme of teamwork, with each character playing a crucial role.

Character Interactions

• Master gives clear instructions to the protagonist, indicating trust in his abilities.
• Uncle Yu supports Master's actions, showing unity in their ghost-hunting mission.
• The protagonist follows Master's orders without question, demonstrating loyalty and discipline.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The thirty-second water ghost surfaces, and all are affected by the Yin Dish, losing their resistance.
• The protagonist, his master, and Uncle Yu collect the water ghosts, reaching around twenty before encountering resistance from the remaining ghosts.
• The river churns, and the remaining ghosts cause trouble, leading to a struggle on the boat.
• A vicious spirit fish ghost attacks, but the master subdues it with ease.
• The master explains that ghosts can undergo seawater transformation due to prolonged exposure to water vapor.

Character Developments

• The protagonist demonstrates his skill in collecting ghosts and using his tools.
• The master showcases his power and might, subduing a peak Yellow-Clothed level ghost with ease.
• Uncle Yu displays his displeasure with the master's use of Thunder Method, but ultimately supports the mission.

Significant Themes

• The power of water and its influence on ghosts.
• The importance of teamwork and coordination in facing challenges.
• The master's strength and expertise in dealing with supernatural threats.

Character Interactions

• The protagonist, his master, and Uncle Yu work together to collect the water ghosts.
• The master and Uncle Yu have a tense exchange due to the master's use of Thunder Method.
• The protagonist learns about seawater transformation from his master.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Uncle Yu and Master argue after Master electrocutes Uncle Yu.
• They collect 33 water ghosts, but the last one doesn't appear.
• At midnight, the river churns violently, and a school of mutated fish attacks their boat.
• Master identifies the last water ghost as Old Ghost, which has gathered the four evils into one.

Character Developments

• Master: Shows confidence in his abilities and remains calm under pressure.
• Uncle Yu: Proves his skills in navigating the boat through rough waters.
• The Narrator (You): Demonstrates maturity and understanding in mediating between Master and Uncle Yu.

Significant Themes

• The power of cooperation: Despite their constant bickering, Master and Uncle Yu work well together when facing danger.
• The evolution of evil: The last water ghost, Old Ghost, has gathered the four evils into one, indicating a progression in the evil's strength and capabilities.

Character Interactions

• Master and Uncle Yu: Their constant arguing is interrupted by the sudden appearance of Old Ghost, forcing them to cooperate and look out for each other.
• The Narrator and Master/Uncle Yu: The Narrator tries to smooth things over between Master and Uncle Yu, but ultimately lets them argue while focusing on the impending threat.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group encounters an enormous fish tail in the river.
• They deduce it's a mutated creature, a living fish fiend, due to the presence of baleful yin energy.
• A swarm of unidentified black fish attacks, which turn into shriveled dead fish upon landing on the deck.
• A violent yin wind and surging waves follow, indicating the presence of a powerful entity.
• Master uses his Mysterious Heart True Method to shatter a two-meter-high wave and later defeats a three-meter-long giant black fish, which transforms into a fish-fiend ghost soul.
• The ghost soul is captured, and the river calms, with dead fish surfacing across the river.

Character Developments

• Master demonstrates his immense power and skill in dealing with the fish fiend and its ghost soul.
• Uncle Yu shows concern for their safety and navigates the boat through the stormy river.
• The narrator's character is revealed through their observations and reactions to the events.

Significant Themes

• The power of nature and its dangers, as represented by the stormy river and the fish fiend.
• The theme of mutation and transformation, both in the case of the fish fiend and the fish-fiend ghost soul.
• The importance of skill and experience in facing adversity, as shown by Master's actions.

Character Interactions

• Master, Uncle Yu, and the narrator work together to face the fish fiend and its ghost soul.
• Master and Uncle Yu exchange information and opinions about the creature and its nature.
• The narrator observes and learns from Master's actions, showing a sense of awe and respect.

Key Plot Points and Events

• All thirty-four ghosts are captured, and sinister energy over the river significantly reduces.
• A dead bighead carp, the true body of the fish fiend ghost, is found and retrieved by Master.
• The captured ghosts are left at the boundary marker, and nothing happens after ten minutes.
• Master and Uncle Yu decide to inform Grandpa (Uncle Jiang) about the situation through coded messages.
• A sudden gust of yin wind blows, and the water-subduing divine beast, Centipede Belly, beneath the Flying Tiger Bay stone monument comes to life.

Character Developments

• Master shows his obsession with fishing, even when dealing with a fish fiend ghost.
• Uncle Yu displays his concern for the captured ghosts and their potential re-entry into the water.
• Master and Uncle Yu argue throughout the night, but their bond remains strong.
• I (the narrator) shows adaptability and resourcefulness in sending coded messages to Grandpa.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between good and evil, as seen in the capture of the ghosts and the potential re-emergence of evil entities.
• The importance of communication and teamwork, demonstrated by Master, Uncle Yu, and the narrator working together to handle the situation.
• The theme of coded messages and secrecy, as used to inform Grandpa without violating taboos.

Character Interactions

• Master and Uncle Yu bicker throughout the chapter, but their dynamic is playful and affectionate, showing their close bond.
• The narrator acts as a mediator between Master and Uncle Yu, and also demonstrates his resourcefulness in sending coded messages to Grandpa.
• The interaction between Master and Uncle Yu highlights their different personalities and approaches to problem-solving, with Master being more impulsive and Uncle Yu being more cautious and practical.

Key Plot Points and Events

• A stone carving of Centipede Belly at the Flying Tiger Bay boundary marker comes to life, glowing and emitting ghostly mist.
• The mist attracts and controls nearby wandering souls, marking them with witch-like symbols and making them walk towards the village.
• The protagonist's grandfather, Jiang, is suspected to be performing a long-range soul control ritual using Centipede Belly as a medium.

Character Developments

• The protagonist, Jiang, witnesses his grandfather's powerful ritual abilities and becomes more determined to understand his lineage and powers.
• Master and Uncle Yu express awe and respect for Jiang's grandfather, raising the stakes for Jiang's own growth.

Significant Themes

• Power and Legacy: Jiang's grandfather demonstrates immense power, making Jiang question his own abilities and the extent of his grandfather's influence.
• Taboo and Sacrifice: Jiang learns about a taboo deal his grandfather made, hinting at a dark past and the consequences of using extraordinary power.

Character Interactions

• Jiang, Master, and Uncle Yu work together to understand and react to the supernatural event, deepening their bond and mutual respect.
• Jiang's curiosity about his grandfather's powers leads him to seek more knowledge and understanding from Master and Uncle Yu.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group returns from Flying Tiger Bay, and Master calls Luo Jianhua to report the Feng Shui issue.
• Master and Uncle Yu discuss the mysterious nature of the Mortal-Realm Patrolman profession.
• They return to the town, where Old Cui and the old vendor are surprised to see them alive and with a large fish.
• Master hangs the fish from his car and drives off, while Xiao Jiang returns home to rest.

Character Developments

• Master: Demonstrates his prowess and confidence in dealing with supernatural issues, showing off the captured fish.
• Xiao Jiang: Reflects on his grandfather's sacrifices and anticipates the upcoming Four Misfortune Qi.
• Grandpa: Implied to have been active during the night, possibly summoning and delivering the water ghosts.

Significant Themes

• The mysterious and unfathomable nature of the Mortal-Realm Patrolman profession.
• The importance of dealing with Feng Shui issues to prevent further evil entities from appearing.
• The upcoming Four Misfortune Qi and its impact on Xiao Jiang.

Character Interactions

• Master and Uncle Yu discuss the profession and its methods.
• Master interacts with Old Cui and the old vendor, showing off the captured fish.
• Xiao Jiang communicates with his grandfather via messages, understanding that Grandpa had been active during the night.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ou Jiang returns to the city and plans to meet his childhood friend, Dog Chicken, who is being haunted by twin Female Ghosts.
• Ou Jiang attends a hospital meeting where he learns he will soon be able to see patients after passing his physician qualification exam.
• Ou Jiang's friends, including Zhang Yuchen, Pan Ling, and Mao Jing, agree to help him deal with the ghostly issue affecting Dog Chicken.
• Ou Jiang successfully treats a patient with mania using his Soul-Settling Technique, demonstrating his unique abilities.

Character Developments

• Ou Jiang remains focused on growing stronger to learn more secrets from his grandfather and deal with the current challenges.
• Dog Chicken is revealed to be haunted by twin Female Ghosts, hinting at a serious problem.
• Ou Jiang's friends show support and willingness to help him, displaying their camaraderie.

Significant Themes

• The importance of personal growth and self-improvement (Ou Jiang's dedication to becoming stronger).
• The power of friendship and teamwork (Ou Jiang's friends' support and assistance).
• The responsibility of using one's abilities for the greater good (Ou Jiang's treatment of the manic patient).

Character Interactions

• Ou Jiang and Dog Chicken: Ou Jiang plans to meet Dog Chicken to help him with his ghostly problem.
• Ou Jiang and his friends: Ou Jiang reaches out to his friends for help in dealing with Dog Chicken's situation, and they eagerly agree.
• Ou Jiang and his master: Ou Jiang keeps his master informed about the situation with Dog Chicken and seeks guidance when needed.
• Ou Jiang and the hospital staff: Ou Jiang attends a meeting with the hospital dean and discusses his upcoming physician qualification exam.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Ou Doudou receives an emergency patient at work, delaying his arrival at Dog Chicken's place.
• He meets Zhang Yuchen, Mao Jing, and Pan Ling at the entrance, and they proceed to Dog Chicken's apartment.
• Dog Chicken recounts his dream and the subsequent discomfort he's been experiencing for the past nine days.
• Ou Doudou and his friends decide to stay the night to confront the entity attached to Dog Chicken.

Character Developments

• Dog Chicken: He is scared and desperate for help, showing vulnerability and a desire to survive.
• Pan Ling: She demonstrates her ability to see Yin-Yang energies, revealing that a ghost child has been born inside Dog Chicken's body.

Significant Themes

• Supernatural encounters and their connection to the environment (Feng Shui).
• The power dynamics between ghosts and humans, with a focus on the red-clothed ghost infant's unusual origin and strength.

Character Interactions

• Ou Doudou and his friends (Zhang Yuchen, Mao Jing, Pan Ling) work together to help Dog Chicken, displaying camaraderie and expertise in their field.
• Dog Chicken is grateful for their help and offers to treat them to hotpot after the ordeal.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The group discovers that the ghost infant inside Dog Chicken might be a rare and powerful Red Fiend Ghost Infant.
• Master instructs them to bring Dog Chicken to Westwater Town in Qi City, to the burial site of Second Senior Sister, where they will attempt to use the ghost infant to replace Second Senior Sister's missing heart.
• Master also instructs them to lure and eliminate the two female ghosts haunting Dog Chicken.

Character Developments

• Xiao Jiang (Protagonist): Shows initiative in problem-solving and is more open to sharing information with his companions.
• Master: Reveals more about his past and the fates of his disciples, hinting at his strategic thinking and resourcefulness.
• Dog Chicken (Childhood Friend): Becomes more accepting of his situation and follows Xiao Jiang's instructions without question.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty and Sacrifice: The ghost infant is to be used to help Second Senior Sister, showing the theme of selfless sacrifice for a greater cause.
• Power Dynamics: The rarity and power of the Red Fiend Ghost Infant highlight the power struggle between different entities in the supernatural world.

Character Interactions

• Xiao Jiang and Master: Their conversation reveals Master's excitement about the potential use of the ghost infant, hinting at a deeper plan or goal.
• Xiao Jiang and Dog Chicken: Xiao Jiang takes charge, making decisions and giving instructions to Dog Chicken, who follows without question.
• Group Dynamics: The group works together, with Mao Jing providing insight into the plan and Pan Ling and Zhang Yuchen supporting Xiao Jiang's decisions.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The protagonist, Ningzi, and her companions rush to Three-Mile Marsh in Qi City to deal with Dog Chicken's ghost fetus problem.
• They arrive at 9:08 PM, with the ghosts unlikely to follow due to the hour.
• Mao Jing, an expert in geomancy, identifies the marsh as an 'extreme cold' yin land formation.

Character Developments

• Dog Chicken learns about the ghost fetus in his stomach and becomes frightened but cooperative.
• Ningzi demonstrates empathy and reassurance towards Dog Chicken, showing her professionalism.
• Mao Jing exhibits his expertise in geomancy, providing valuable insights about the marsh.

Significant Themes

• The struggle against supernatural entities and their influence on the living.
• The importance of mental stability and confidence in facing adversity.
• The interconnectedness of nature and supernatural forces, as seen in the geomantic formation of the marsh.

Character Interactions

• Ningzi, Dog Chicken, Zhang Yuchen, and Mao Jing work together to reach Three-Mile Marsh.
• Ningzi comforts and reassures Dog Chicken, showing camaraderie and professional concern.
• Mao Jing shares his knowledge of geomancy with the group, contributing to their understanding of the situation.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Mao Jing identifies Three-Mile Marsh as an extremely yin-filled place, unsuitable for burial but suitable for nurturing ghosts, based on Feng Shui principles.
• Jiang Ning's senior sister, Jiang Ning, is believed to be buried in the marsh due to her tragic death and unusual corpse condition.
• Master instructs the group to enter the marsh and find Jiang Ning's grave at a reed bed in the center, where they should wait for him.

Character Developments

• Mao Jing demonstrates exceptional Feng Shui knowledge, impressing the group.
• Jiang Ning's past is revealed, showing his senior sister's tragic death, which affects the group emotionally.
• Dog Chicken shows fear and vulnerability when he hears voices and senses the presence of the two female ghosts.

Significant Themes

• The imbalance of yin and yang energies in the marsh, creating an inhospitable environment for the living and the dead.
• The connection between a person's tragic life and their post-mortem fate, as seen in the cases of Jiang Ning's senior brother and sister.

Character Interactions

• Jiang Ning and Mao Jing discuss the suitability of the marsh as a burial ground, leading to the revelation of Jiang Ning's senior sister's tragic death.
• The group follows Jiang Ning's lead as they enter the marsh, with Dog Chicken's fear serving as a warning of the supernatural presence.