Global Changes, Only I Can See Ghosts

An unexpected coma gave Xia Hong the ability to see yin and yang. "Grandma, an old grandpa asked me to tell you that he received the chocolate you put in his pocket 20 years ago." Beside the hospital bed, Xia Hong leaned over the ear of an elderly woman with Alzheimer's disease and whispered softly. The old woman, who could no longer recognize any of her relatives, suddenly burst into tears and her eyes became clear again. … "I don't agree that this was an accident, this was absolutely murder." By the lake, Xia Hong looked at the girl in the white dress, pointed at her body, and refuted the police's judgment of the incident. … "Viewers, this is the 21st century. There are no ghosts. We must believe in science." During the live broadcast of the Haunted House, Xia Hong faced the camera and said this to millions of viewers, but then turned around and took out a piece of talisman paper, pasted it in the air, and then a fiery red light beam appeared, burning the talisman paper. Audience: "..." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.