The Record of Strangeness

At the end of Wangjia Village in Hua County, adjacent to the mass graves, there is a gloomy atmosphere. Wang Tianyou and Xiao Taozhi gave birth to four sons here, but they personally pushed their bloodline into the abyss whirlpool. The boss, Wang Jianming, spent all his efforts to build a rough building. His wife, He Taozhu, contracted an illness after childbirth. She believed in earthworms as a medicine and spent 20 years in a dark room alone. On the day he was discharged from the hospital, he drowned in the dirty toilet of the mental hospital, clutching a papyrus sign with "Jianming" written on it in his palm. The second eldest son, Wang Jianjun, had been obsessed with having children for most of his life, and he had two grandchildren by recruiting a son-in-law. However, the second daughter Xiyao had a green mark on her chest that looked like a curse. She went crazy after giving birth and burned her own child to death on a cold night. The birthmark illuminated by the fire was like a pulsating ghost eye. The third king built the country as the lintel of Guangyao and built the only small white porcelain building at the end of the village. His wife Yuan Xuehua was humiliated in a dispute, and he stood up for her and was hoeed and injured. After that, Yuan's temperament changed. She laughed foolishly in front of the mirror with a knife in the middle of the night, and her memory seemed to have been torn away by ghost hands. The fourth child, Wang Jianliang, is cowardly and marries Gong Mihua, who has a daughter. The woman drained him of his blood and sweat and coaxed him to work in the mines to dig coal. In fact, she was having a child with her ex-husband. After taking away the huge credit debt and disappearing, Lao Si burned his belongings wildly and slept on the roof all night. When he fell to death, his neck bones were twisted like a rabid dog with a broken neck. The black smoke lingers on the Wang family tomb: The old man was bitten by a mad dog, and his wounds fester and become infested with maggots. When he died, he lay on all fours on the ground, with his neck raised and his teeth bared, like a vicious dog. The old lady cracked her forehead, and her spine was broken like a shrimp without anesthesia stitches. She was addicted to sugar and died of vomiting blood. During the burial, she needed a hammer to crush the bones before they could be put into the coffin. Descendants are either mad or dead, and the names of the papyrus men are like life-killing charms, reincarnating between dirty blood and loess. At the end of the village, at the Wang family's house, evil ghosts are kept in the living grave, and evil debts are buried under the broken spine. There is no salvation here, only black smoke that covers the sun from generation to generation.