Wraith Jar

In the southern town of Liuxi Town, which is humid all year round, a relic of the previous dynasty - a hundred-eye jar - is sealed in a dilapidated temple. The jar's body is covered with indentations that look like eyes, and it is said that it can ward off evil spirits and "see people." The gangster Lu Sangou pushed the blind beggar Lao Liang into the river and drowned him. Lao Liang's overwhelming resentment accidentally activated the ancient jar. From then on, Lu Sangou began to be chased by "eyes" everywhere, whispers lingered, and footsteps followed him like a shadow. When he was eventually sucked into the tank and became a new green eye on it, the townspeople thought retribution was over. However, this is just the beginning. The Hundred-Eyed Jar awakened, and it began to "judge" every evil deed in the town in an absolute and bizarre way. Those who bully the weak will hear the call on the rainy night and feel the cold and sticky gaze from countless directions until they have nowhere to escape... This is a story about cause and effect, fear and voyeurism. In the hot and humid town of Willow Creek, when you do evil, please remember that more than one pair of eyes is watching you. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.