Her name is Mo Li, and she can feel all the resentful souls in the world: she is a ghost, and she is also the judge of hell. She once thought that she would judge everything from life to life, until she met him...
Reader comments
Those Taoist priests who talk about benevolence, righteousness and morality are just hypocritical people. If you really have benevolence, righteousness and morality, shouldn't you save them? Why destroy? Aren't they also kind people when they were alive? Do they want to become evil ghosts? Mo Li is not wrong. She only took her share of responsibility, and innocent people must have been implicated. However, she was transformed from resentment. If there were fewer evil people in the world, or if those who were murdered and died tragically could be redressed, there would be no ghost mother.
Mo Li is so heartbreaking. In today's society, there are always people who bully the weak.
Is the other book Late Night Bookstore? A sequel to this one?
Those Taoist priests who talk about benevolence, righteousness and morality are just hypocritical people. If you really have benevolence, righteousness and morality, shouldn't you save them? Why destroy? Aren't they also kind people when they were alive? Do they want to become evil ghosts? Mo Li is not wrong. She only took her share of responsibility, and innocent people must have been implicated. However, she was transformed from resentment. If there were fewer evil people in the world, or if those who were murdered and died tragically could be redressed, there would be no ghost mother.
Mo Li is so heartbreaking. In today's society, there are always people who bully the weak.
Is the other book Late Night Bookstore? A sequel to this one?