After signing the papers, the young man felt like he had reached the pinnacle of his life. He indulged in a life of luxury and extravagance, looking at the huge manor and the numerous antiques and paintings. He invited his former poor friends to his home for a party.

Charlie, an angry viewer who was drawn in, saw the beginning and started cursing, saying, "Where's the horror? This is supposed to be scarier than 'Foreign Horror,' what a rip-off!"

However, the young man's dream of getting rich overnight and his luxurious lifestyle made them unable to resist taking a second look.

As everyone looked at the manor, their mouths were full of flattery. The young man unconsciously felt a sense of elation. He used to live in the slums, but now he was a member of high society.

The scene shifts to the young man opening many expensive wines in the cellar. Everyone is drunk, and one of the friends suggests taking a tour of the estate.

Supported by several people, he walked while vomiting. The young man also mustered his spirits to introduce the collection in the manor to his friends. These were all the spoils of my relative, who used to be a very powerful person.

The group walked along in a daze, and when the male protagonist finally closed his eyes due to exhaustion, it was already dawn when he opened them again.

Yesterday he told the servants not to disturb them, so the manor is in a mess right now.

He was lying in the corridor above the hall, while his other friends were lying somewhere else.

But as soon as he stood up, he saw a skinned, red corpse hanging from the large crystal chandelier in the hall, with drops of bright red blood falling to the ground below, which appeared to have dried.

After the screams, the police arrived.

Charlie felt a chill in his body, probably because it was nighttime. He kept thinking about when he had died and how his skin had suddenly been peeled off without any warning.

Then I thought it was just a gimmick. Could it be some kind of suspense film disguised as a horror film? How could this be considered adult-rated? It only has a few scenes.

Despite his complaints, he still wanted to know how the guy from last night's party died.

However, after questioning them, the police suspected that the murderer was among them, and even thought that someone was faking being drunk, otherwise how could they hang an adult male on a crystal chandelier that is five or six meters high without any tools?

However, a Chinese-style painting of a beautiful woman that flashed by in the camera seemed to have some dark red edges, but then disappeared in the blink of an eye.

Charlie felt a chill run down his spine as he looked at the beer. He held it in his hand but didn't drink it, and a cold sweat began to trickle down his forehead.

How could they be skinned one after another? Who could it be?! The list of suspects narrowed down as Charlie thought they were the murderer, but he sensed that everyone was filled with fear, a fear of the unknown.

No matter where you hide—at home, in a closet, or under the covers—when night falls, the wind will blow open the door, there will be light footsteps, but no one is there, not even a shadow. In the last frame, a soft, melodious tune from the Wu dialect will play in your ears.

They couldn't understand the lyrics of the folk song, but as soon as the music started, their bodies began to tremble instinctively. Then they noticed that the back of their heads felt cold, and when they touched it, it was covered in blood; the skin on the back of their heads had been peeled off.

A scream. End of episode.

Charlie's beer was knocked over. No, what's so scary about that? He tried to bolster his courage. He wasn't as afraid as a butcher with a chainsaw.

But then, without realizing it, I heard a faint noise and suddenly looked around.

Like in a TV drama, after checking the doors and windows, Charlie reassured himself that he wasn't scared, it was just that the neighborhood was unsafe.