At the foot of the green mountains, ordinary people have bizarre stories unfolding. Ah Fu and Xiu Niang had sex day and night to continue their relationship. Unexpectedly, Ah Fu died suddenly from overwork and Xiu Niang became a young widow. Her mother-in-law was considerate of her physical needs and advised her to remarry, but Xiu Niang insisted that she only loved her deceased husband.
One day, her mother-in-law was surprised to see a clay figurine that looked exactly like Ah Fu in the house. Xiu Niang admitted that it was because she missed him. But one night, the clay figurine turned into Ah Fu and said that the King of Hell was impressed by his steadfastness and steadfastness and allowed him to return to the world and leave an heir. After that, Xiu Niang became pregnant, but there were rumors among the neighbors, and she even went to the government. In the court, the master used the method of detecting ghosts to clear Xiu Niang's grievances. As the child grew older, he began to resemble Ah Fu more and more, but the clay figurine never appeared again, leaving only this strange scene between a man and a ghost, which is sad.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
