The ghosts that frighten people are the very ones others long to see, but never can...
She was not meant to die. Reborn in the body of Zheng Xingyuan, who had died after a catastrophic hemorrhage, she gains the in-laws she had longed for in her previous life. But after being reborn, she has the ability to see both the living and the dead, and spends every day on edge. The days ahead are destined to be anything but peaceful.
The Daoist Xuan Lingzi seems to be the salvation she finds after being reborn. He appears as if sent from heaven, with the power to subdue dragons and summon wind and rain.
Zheng Xingyuan faces one perilous ordeal after another with him, yet under his protection she always manages to escape disaster. Whether they are performing rites for the dead in a mass grave, outwitting ghost soldiers on the march, solving eerie criminal cases, using the Five Ghosts Wealth-Transporting Technique, or offering alms to wandering spirits during the Ghost Festival...
Their tangled feelings are divided by one person, an obstacle they can never overcome. Then, while searching for someone deep in the mountains, the two accidentally transmigrate to ancient times, and the wheels of fate begin to turn.
The novel is based on the era and is adapted from various folk supernatural stories and special cases. It briefly talks about Buddhism, Buddha, immortals and demons, and the entanglements of love and hate in the past and present lives, and the plots are interlocking. Each event begins with suspense and thriller and ends with redemption. Use the heroine's emotional line to explore the unknown, and let go of the injustice in the unknown. This is my first time writing a long novel. The writing is not enough to complete the plot, and there are still many shortcomings. I hope that the next book can be improved to a higher level.