Introduction to "Records of Strange Stories from the Northeast"
In the black land of the Northeast, countless horrifying taboos and legends circulate. Lonely ghosts in the deep mountains and old forests, evil spirits in ancient houses in deserted villages, unjust souls demanding life on snowy nights... They are dormant in the depths of darkness, waiting for opportunities to move. Once a living person violates taboos, they will cause unimaginable horrific disasters.
——Dead people cannot eat hot food, otherwise they will be possessed by "starving ghosts".
——Huang Pizi asked for a title. If he answered wrongly, his whole family would suffer.
——The reflection in the water tank may be the "shadow" who died in vain in the previous life and is asking for his life.
——The nails in the coffin cannot be pulled out, otherwise the suppressed evil will be released.
——If you hear "ghost clapping" in the middle of the night, don't look back...
This book collects one hundred independent folk horror stories from the Northeast, integrating shamanic witchcraft, dark marriages, sneaky chaos, innocent ghosts demanding lives and other folklore weird stories. It includes both weird and strange things passed down by the older generations from generation to generation, as well as horrifying experiences that actually happened in the deep mountains and forests. Each story is based on the folk taboos of the Northeast. The plot is eerie and treacherous, the atmosphere is oppressive and suffocating, and the details are real and delicate. It makes people feel chills down the spine when reading it, like falling into an ice cave.
If you are brave enough, you might as well open this book and listen to the horror stories that have been circulated in the black earth for hundreds of years... But remember - some taboos, once broken, can never go back.
It's nice to watch and has a rich storyline.
Not bad, a good book
The little story is pretty good