Shu Tong, a sexy and pretty woman, is the manager of the planning department of a listed company in Shanghai. By chance, she discovers that the boyfriend she's been living with might have been dead for two and a half years. Overwhelmed by fear, her life becomes plagued with terrifying events. Is there really a ghost or is someone playing tricks behind her back? With the disappearance of love, the rupture of friendship, and the indifference of family ties... Shu Tong teeters on the brink of mental collapse as the conspiracy behind everything slowly comes to light.
Part 1
I looked around like a thief, fearing an encounter with someone I know. Feeling no immediate danger, I quickly pushed open the door and slipped into a room, closing it behind me. My caution was necessary; anyone would act the same way because the sign on the door was extremely conspicuous - it read "Sexually Transmitted Diseases Department" in three big characters. I had once run into issues related to sexual matters, and I knew how important reputation was for a woman.
Part 2
Perhaps this should have been a perfect ending, but at this moment, I started to feel a chill in my calves, then my whole body began to sink, and everything went black before my eyes. Gradually, I heard someone shouting from a great distance, Miss! Miss!... I slowly opened my eyes and saw Duan Bin holding me and calling out incessantly. The boy who had just been hit was also by my side, watching me. I could see the boy's anxiety and thought that if there were no such thing as emotion in this world, perhaps everyone would be good.
Part 3
The photos Ma Yong gave me haunted me for a while, leaving me restless day and night. Although the woman in the photos didn't show her face, there was a very noticeable birthmark on her buttocks. I recognized that heart-shaped birthmark. I first became aware of it when I was eleven, in the first year of junior high school. That birthmarked buttocks belonged to Taozi!
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