Ten years ago, in the town of Yunwu, there lived a woman named Sulian who was so beautiful that every man in town could not take his eyes off her. Sulian had been waiting faithfully for her boyfriend who tragically died in a foreign land. Long coveted by the local men, she was forcefully violated by them. The women of the town, unable to restrain their own husbands, instead slandered Sulian by calling her a promiscuous vixen. Ultimately, in a town with no legal protections, this beautiful woman was destroyed by jealousy and sin, and died as a victim. Since then, the town’s collective malice became a secret never spoken of again in Yunwu. It wasn’t until ten years later, when men began to die violently at their weddings or while taking concubines, always with a bride doll appearing at the scene, that the name Sulian was mentioned again. The curse of the doll bride left the villagers in constant fear and unrest....

The "Ghost Hand" who had disappeared for three years, along with his tomb-raiding gang, reappeared in Jiangcheng and once again robbed graves to find treasure. Unexpectedly, the four tomb robbers ran into evil spirits when they opened a coffin. After escaping from the tomb, they all died tragically one after another. The only clues left for policeman Shen Chun were the ptomaine in the ancient tomb and the soul-splitting pinholes on the foreheads of the dead. The seemingly ordinary case of tomb theft instantly became confusing and full of doubts. Did the four people die for stealing too much? Or were they murdered by people who transferred a horrible disease to them? The identity of the mysterious tomb-robbing head "Ghost Hand" was revealed and consequently exposed an old murder case. Shen Chun and forensic expert Han Bing joined hands to do autopsies, take ptomaine from the tomb, reveal the so-called "sorcery" in the coffin store, and find the murderer in the paper offerings shop....