From the origin of the story, people dug a fox hole at the beginning of the period, offended the fox, the goblin made trouble, killed the children who came to play on the mountain, and the monks in the temple on the mountain came out to suppress The fox spirits and children's wronged souls, and wrote folk stories to make the world take warning, but they were wrongly accused of being the murderer of children and died in the hands of people. The book of folk tales that was lost to the people was accidentally discovered by three Americans, so the fox demon with multiple faces played multiple roles, in the store and in the village, constantly tempting the male protagonist and others to come to the mountain. James was killed off the list, Kate entered the mine by mistake, and was trapped in the vixen's territory, whose life and death are unknown. The male protagonist saw the soul of the monk by the bonfire in the distance at the gate of the temple (you can see the monk writing a folk story with a pen in his hand), the monk intended to rescue the male protagonist, but was unexpectedly rejected from the temple gate. Ling began to harm the male protagonist, but because the monk was outside the door, the male protagonist did not die. After the incident, he was rescued by people. In the hospital, the male protagonist found that the person in charge was constantly asking the man who had already identified the male protagonist as the murderer. Dialogue came from the direction, and the videos recorded later were all the scenes and processes imagined by the person in charge. The male protagonist also recognized the most powerful ability of the fox spirit - demagogic people. In order not to end up like the monk, the male protagonist resolutely attacked the person in charge and others and escaped from the hospital. The biggest shortcoming of this movie is that the ability to explain is not good enough, the audience can't see it, so the ending can't be finished. The above is my interpretation of the film, which may not be correct, welcome to add.
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