The Red Altar Dossier consists of ten independent stories
The Shadow Husband
A ghost husband who doesn't know he's dead resents his wife for being unable to conceive and carry on his family line! A farcical tale of love, hate, and revenge unfolds.
The Blood Curse
The eldest daughter of the Wu family falls for the wrong man and misunderstands her parents. Later, the man she loves destroys her soul. The blood curse brings ruin upon her and her family.
The Embroidered Shoes That Chase Souls
A pair of embroidered shoes from a thousand years ago gains a spirit, all for the sake of the one it loves.
The Debt From a Past Life Can't Be Escaped
Why does a shrewd, capable boss lose money in every business venture? In his past life, he was a deadbeat who refused to repay his debts. Now he's getting what he deserves.
The Red Altar Dossier
A sheet of red paper before the altar, a bloody scene behind it. The immortals' battlefield, as told by a spirit medium.
The Dark Temple
A playboy is tormented by an evil spirit, and a demoness sealed away for a thousand years returns to the world. Moral corruption leads to a bloody lesson and death.
Unexpected Fortune
A gentleman earns wealth through honest means! Ill-gotten gains must not be taken.
The Spirit-Medium Family
A family of spirit mediums can't escape their bond with the immortals. Seven spirit-medium altars within one family lead brothers and sisters to turn against one another! Behind the immortals' battle lies a greed that should never have been allowed to take root.
The Spirit Medium's Calling
When it was time for her to become a nun, she got married instead. Her husband betrayed her, leaving her alone in an empty house. When it was time to cultivate, she chose revenge and suffered terribly. And when the time came to answer her calling, did she truly answer it? What a life she led. Based on a true story.
The Healer Spirit Medium
An old woman from the countryside can barely read, yet the spirits helping her turn her into an interpreter and a miracle-working doctor who writes prescriptions. Could this really be true?
