Fetal eye
37-year-old Hong Liu was lying on a hospital bed. Her 62-pound body was like a piece of paper torn by the wind. There was a black body tumor as big as a fist bulging in her navel. The doctor said it was a strange disease that she had never seen before and asked her to prepare for the funeral.
Her life has long been a terrible drama: she was thrown into the hospital toilet when she was born, and the aunt who cleaned the toilet picked her up and took her home; when she first entered junior high school, her only support was gone. From that day on, under the sycamore tree in thunderstorms, she always saw students who had been hanged for many years hanging around; there were the footsteps of suicidal boys in the dormitory late at night, and she saw her classmates being hit by falling flagpoles during the flag-raising ceremony. Even the moment when the chemistry teacher jumped off the building became her unique nightmare. I was hit by a motorcycle at the age of 15 and broke my leg at the age of 18. It was as if the bad luck was in my bones and blood.
It wasn't until the lights in the ward began to flicker all night, the familiar voice of her adoptive mother came from outside the door, and the tumor in her belly button suddenly became hot - that she realized that what she had seen all those years was not an hallucination. The "tumor" that killed her was actually the eye hidden in the fetus. And the hospital that sentenced her to death was filled with deeper supernatural beings that she had never seen clearly...
