Uncle Jiu and his disciples are commissioned by the government to investigate strange occurrences in Yinshan Village. Upon entering the village, they encounter a bizarre funeral procession. The villagers refuse to speak, and only a fool secretly warns them of danger. Late that night, A-Qing is possessed by a vengeful spirit, leaving behind a silver bracelet. The master and his disciple discover that it was the token of love belonging to Xi Mei, a Hakka woman. Because A-Qing wears it, the spirit threatens him, demanding that he find her bones and give her a proper burial within two days, or lose his life. Xi Mei and Xiao Long were lovers who accidentally entered Yinshan Village, where women from other places were abducted and sold. The village chief's son forcibly took Xi Mei as his bride, while Xiao Long was beaten until he became mentally impaired and then falsely accused. Uncle Jiu is obstructed when he tries to establish a grave, but after punishing the evildoers, Xi Mei uses her remaining spiritual power to guide Xiao Long's soul and awaken him before her own spirit disperses. In the end, the villagers involved in human trafficking are arrested, and the master and his disciple bury the wrongfully killed women, helping their souls enter reincarnation.