The dusty ancient scroll has been rediscovered, and its name is "Baichong Lu·Yirui Tan". The handwriting in the book is mottled and weird, using blood as ink? With tears as a note? It is no longer known. There are only more than a hundred anecdotes left, and every word is eroded to the bones. They are all self-reports of "haunted things" hidden in the world. They may be parasitic in the darkness of people's hearts, watching for greed; they may be dormant in the shadows of the marketplace, drinking and weeping; or they may be entrenched in ancient houses in the wilderness, thirsting for flesh and blood. Not shocking ghosts, but those existences that quietly distort common sense and erode peace - whispers in the ears? The afterimage flashing in the mirror? An uninvited visitor in the middle of the night? What is recorded in "Baichonglu·Yiridiantan" is not a strange story, but the true form of "evil spirit" and the traces of its arrival. Reading this book is like peeling off the mask of stability in this world and staring at the "hundreds of things" moving in the abyss. Remember, what he said may be bait; after reading and closing the book, the chill is still lingering behind you... How do you know that a "haunted spirit" in the book has not followed you home?
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The whole thing is relatively compact and consistent.
The whole thing is relatively compact and consistent.