The Book of Physiognomy by Zhen Kui

“When men or women sing or laugh, weep or moan, wander recklessly by day or night, go barefoot with their hair unbound, or see ghosts and spirits in the mulberry groves, these are signs of flying insect spirits, evil ghosts, and the invasion of every kind of malevolent force...”

I am the only ghost-acupuncture master in a family that has passed the art down through generations. But before my ancestors died, they told me that inheriting the secrets of ghost acupuncture meant a short life, a wounded soul, and no peaceful end...