Butcher Lane

Butch Lane is called the second world by people in the small town. It is low-lying and has narrow alleys, where traders and pawns, wine sellers and butchers, prostitutes and gangsters, fortune tellers, ghost fetuses, white powder pourers, all kinds of transactions that cannot be seen in the scene are concentrated here. The crowded private houses are cheap and inconspicuous, and are inhabited by all kinds of lower-class people, some of whom are not known to be humans or ghosts. They stay day and night, and have eerie faces. Come and see what happened here. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.