This story is purely fictitious and has nothing to do with reality. Any similarity is purely coincidental. Su Jin, a powerful e-commerce woman from Shanghai, was born with Buddhist bones and a slightly sensitive mind. She married into a merchant's family during her second marriage, but her life was disrupted by her powerful and superstitious mother-in-law and her chronically straight husband.
After the new factory was completed, my mother-in-law insisted on asking the "expert" Taoist priest Wang Fenglin to do it. The factory building is eerie and eerie at midnight. The Taoist priest asked Su Jin to burn paper money at a specific location. The moment the paper burned, a dark wind suddenly rose, and the flames rolled into a strange tornado! The Taoist priest suppressed his ecstasy and said, "Good luck if the ghost robs the money." Only Su Jin felt a biting chill that penetrated her body.
A sudden change overnight! Su Jin's appearance was completely ruined and her face was covered with acne. What's even more frightening is that the body has since slipped into the abyss: inexplicable fatigue, emotional loss, weird postpartum scar cracking, and even "seeing" white threads crawling in the eyes... Scientific examinations have been futile, and famous doctors and goddesses have come on stage one after another, all in vain.
After six years of suffering, his body and mind were on the verge of collapse. At a time of despair, Taoist Master Ma Tianshu, a reclusive master, understood the truth: that night was actually the evil magic of five ghosts to attract wealth! The evil king Fenglin coveted Su Jin's unique Buddha bone immortality, and parasitically gnawed at it for six years, just to achieve evil achievements!
At the top of Zhongnan Mountain, the ultimate showdown between good and evil. Taoist Master Ma was no match for Wang Fenglin who devoured the Buddha's bones. At the critical moment of life and death, Su Jin resolutely sacrificed blood to the altar - using my remaining bones to burn out the evil spirits! The Buddha's bones were sacrificed, shining brightly on the heaven and earth, and the evil ways were wiped out. When the smoke cleared, the husband held the cold and delicate body in his arms, tears streaming down his face. But a faint ray of wisdom from Buddha bones was quietly taken away by the mysterious existence from Kunlun...
Is it hysteria? Is it evil? Or is it a deadly plunder of the Buddha's bones?
