share time: 2025-12-31 12:33:20
Lin Xiaoman is the last remaining paper figurine maker in the town, abiding by the family rule "Never infuse souls into paper" and living a simple, quiet life. Until one深夜, Su Wan, dressed in moon-white, arrives with her daughter's urn, sobbing: "Please make a paper doll that can call me 'Mom'." Lin intends to refuse, but the silver lock Su Wan hands him is identical to the mark on the paper-making manual his grandma gave him before her death. What's more eerie: after that night, the paper figurines in his shop start "coming alive": the paper maid arranges scattered paper flowers, the paper horse's hooves are covered in mud, and a paper doll even whispers "Brother" beside his pillow. When he traces Su Wan's identity through the silver lock, he uncovers a "spirit-sending accident" from his family twenty years ago—his grandma was exiled for "infusing a soul" while serving Su Wan's family, and Su Wan's daughter looks exactly like his late younger sister. Only then does he realize: the family rule isn't a constraint, but a call to complete the "redemption" his grandma left unfinished.
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