If You Remember Me Too

The head of the Li family died of illness, and all sorts of strange characters suddenly came out of the woodwork.

A Taoist showed up, claiming he could bring the family patriarch back to life. A monk appeared on the other side, saying the Li residence was rife with demonic energy.

As if that weren't enough, Aunt Dong foolishly jumped into the fray, only to end up dead.

Was it suicide or murder? And if it was murder, who was the culprit?

Find out in the story.

This is an attempted adaptation of “The Judge Li Story” from Zibuyu. The original is a Qing-dynasty ghost story, which has been adapted here into a mystery and deduction tale.

Don't be put off by the first chapter. It ties in with the ending.

The case may seem not to have begun in Chapter Two, but in truth, everyone is already caught up in it.