Ghost Eating Table

In the 22nd year of the Republic of China, Zhang Shoudao, a paranormal columnist, was dispatched by the newspaper to Fengtouling to investigate the rumors of ghosts eating at the River Temple. He soon discovered that the entire village lived under the same ancestral precept - guard the wax-sealed red door at the foot of the ridge behind the village. The wax on the red door was cracking piece by piece. What is closed behind the door is the creditor who signed the incense deed with the ancestors of the three families back then - the three generations have expired, the debt has become due, and it wants to come out to collect the debt. What's worse: his master's old belongings are the key. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.