After arriving inside the film company, the male lead and female lead searched around. The entire company was eerily deserted—there was not a single person there. This made both of them feel uneasy, but they did not dwell on it. Instead, they went to where the company stored its film reels and searched until they found footage from the hanging scene that had been filmed back then. The male lead played it, and as the behind-the-scenes footage rolled, he finally understood what had happened. On the screen, the director had repeatedly called NG because he was dissatisfied with the scene, making everyone increasingly irritable. The actress playing Fusang Sao said she wanted to try once more. This take turned out very well, and the director felt that her movements and expressions were incredibly realistic. Of course, by this point, the audience could more or less guess that something had gone wrong—the actress had truly been hanging herself. Someone did notice, but by the time they lowered her, she was already dead. Her eyes were bloodshot as she stared at the screen, filled with venomous hatred. Seeing this, the male lead finally understood why the actress playing Fusang Sao had been fine in reality, yet he had been cursed after watching the movie. The root cause was that the actress had truly been hanged to death, and a whole crowd had watched her die without noticing anything wrong. Her resentment had become a curse, causing everyone who watched the film to be cursed and haunted by a vengeful ghost.
However, Kenichi Amamiya felt that this was rather absurd. Normally, if a film company really had such an incident, an investigation and suspension of operations would be unavoidable. If it was serious enough, filming might even be unable to continue and be