Ancient***

This book collects classic stories about gods, monsters and ghosts from classic works such as "Sou Shen Ji", "Taiping Guang Ji" and "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" that everyone is familiar with. The stories are all lively and lively, with rich themes, giving readers an immersive experience. My favorite is the article about "The Scoundrel Turns into a Pig Body" in the third chapter about reincarnation. It is said that there was a country man in Zichuan County who never did good things, and his soul was pushed onto a pig. The butcher cut the meat with one knife, and the pain penetrated deep into the bone marrow. After the meat was sold, his soul returned to him. In only one morning, this man was finely chopped up once, which was very strange. This story is very novel, I like it very much.

This is a book full of mystery, horror and thriller. It tells about various ghosts and demons and the struggle between humans and them. Each story in it has its own unique characteristics. Some are creepy, while others make people deeply feel the warmth and kindness of human nature. In addition, the book is equipped with some exquisite illustrations, which enhances the reading experience. It should be noted that some of the stories in it are quite scary. Friends with weak hearts should prepare themselves mentally before reading. Overall, this is a good book to recommend to readers who like mysteries and horror stories.

The story collects many familiar ghost stories in history, such as Sou Shen Ji, Tai Ping Guang Ji, Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, Yuewei Thatched Cottage Notes, Zi Buyu, Xiao Lin Guang Ji, etc. It contains many representative ghost stories, such as ghosts that are well-known to the public. Love between gods, love between humans and foxes, faces of shemales, reincarnation, past and present lives, etc. There are many popular genres. After reading them, you won't find it scary, but you will find it makes sense. The ancients also used ghost stories to reflect the current situation of society at that time for future generations to understand.

Before I officially read the content, I knew there would be a lot of Liaozhai content, and sure enough, it was Liaozhai. In fact, when I read ancient ghost stories, I think of them as tragic stories that happened in ancient times. Every ghost may have gone through a lot of hardships before committing evil, so it is not that scary. I think of a popular song in recent years: "I'm afraid of ghosts, but they haven't hurt me at all; I'm not afraid of people, but people have hurt me all over my body." The same is true for some stories in the book. What's scarier than ghosts is greedy human nature.

Every story has a moral, using ghosts to metaphor people and things is worth pondering.

When you open a book that spans five thousand years, you may be surprised to find that under the shining light of the protagonist, human beings, there are vivid figures of ghosts and monsters struggling to play a minor role everywhere. Most Chinese ghosts are fun, cute, witty and humorous, and pranks are their specialty! After reading this book, you will be pleasantly surprised to find that ancient ghosts, ghosts and foxes are often very humane. They are described with human temperament and emotions. Most of them are very kind, eager to become human and love each other. You will feel that they are not scary or strange, but cute, approachable, and even respectable. This book takes humor as the main line and happiness as the purpose. When reading, you can choose a relaxed and pleasant attitude. You can hold your belly in laughter, sigh with regret, express admiration, feel sad in your heart, and shed a few tears of compassion. It's up to you.

There are comments behind each story, which is nice

The content in the book is particularly intriguing

Ghost things are magical and unpredictable, wonderful and colorful. Ghost articles are not ordinary books, so don't read them as casual articles.