Where Got Ghost?

Cai, Fu, and Shou return to Cai's house after a successful scam. It is late, so they decide to steal oranges from roadside offerings during the Hungry Ghost Festival. Cai tastes the fruit and complains that the oranges are tasteless, showing their careless attitude toward consequences.

Cai receives a phone call claiming he has won a first-class return ticket to the United States from a lucky draw. Cai scolds the caller and hangs up, dismissing the claim as a prank.

The three men devise a scheme to call from the phone book and send random 4D numbers to every contact. Those who win would pay a 20% commission to Cai, under the pretenses of temple construction or loan sharks. They plot to launch a hotline business and deter imitators with copyright protection.

They set up a hotline company to broadcast the numbers and dream of expanding overseas. They also discuss applying for copyright protection to deter imitators and safeguard their scheme.

Cai receives another lottery number from the same caller and suspects a copycat; he initially disregards it. Nevertheless, he decides to try the number himself to see if it yields a prize.

To his surprise, the number delivers both first and second prizes. He and his sidekicks claim the winnings, energized by the scam's potential. He even ignores another call from the same caller.

A pale-faced man confronts Cai, insisting that the grandmother who supposedly blessed his fortune deserves a share. Cai mocks him and refuses to pay, brushing off the threat that follows.

The pale-faced man warns Cai that he will be run over by a car, but Cai laughs it off. To test the scare, he steps into the road and a car overturns from an overhead highway, crushing him.

The driver of the car is revealed to be an elderly spirit who tells Cai not to steal her oranges again. Cai dies as the road fills with the orange fleet rolling toward him.

In the dying moments, hundreds of oranges roll onto Cai as the scene lingers on the road. The film closes with the line that disasters in life begin from ignoring details.

Nan and Lei begin NS reservist topographic training and must trek to a checkpoint using a map. They quickly get lost and decide to take a shortcut through a jungle believed to be haunted.

As night falls, a woman in a red dress watches them from a distance, heightening their fear. The eerie atmosphere intensifies as they push deeper into the forest.

In the morning, Nan and Lei meet Yin Yin, a plump girl with a white umbrella selling drinks. They seek refuge at her house, hoping to escape the haunted jungle and its rumors.

The woman in red appears again after a peeping attempt, and Nan and Lei find themselves trapped. Yin Yin and another ghost lure them back to her house, where they are strapped to chairs and noosed to learn one of Yin Yin's tricks.

The two men are left hanging from a tree as the episode ends. An epilogue shows next year's batch of soldiers wandering into the same haunted ground and approaching Nan and Lei, suggesting the cycle of shortcuts and punishment will continue. The story closes with a reminder that shortcuts come with a price.