Introduction to the work "The Fierce and Gorgeous Bones: The Shocking Records of Evil Women in the Late Qing Dynasty"
In the winter of the thirteenth year of Guangxu's reign, Liu Yanhong, a girl from the countryside in Zhili, pried open the door to hell leading to a bad path with a gambling debt, a cattle, and a human life. He died accidentally at the age of sixteen and fled. He became addicted to opium, was addicted to gambling, abused his husband, and abandoned his children. He crushed the bottom line of human nature to pieces. He killed his parents, trafficked his children, drugged his associates, and set fire to pave the way for his ascent with blood.
From the countryside of Cangzhou to the drug network of Jinmen, from the underworld in Kyoto to the flames of Shanghai, she opened opium dens, seduced girls into prostitution, trafficked Chinese laborers, and colluded with officials. Her hands were stained with the blood of innocent people. She was still violent and cruel, and her one-eyed and disabled body continued to commit evil. She robbed tombs and looted money, became a bandit in the mountains, and took advantage of chaos. She had accumulated many crimes and eventually became a woman who was frightened by the news in the late Qing Dynasty.
During her forty years of evil, she committed murder, tortured children, trafficked people, and poisoned the country. At the end of her life, she became extremely ill and abandoned the temple. She became a lonely soul guarding the tomb. She eventually died of cold and starvation in a mass grave, and her bones were eaten by wild dogs, leaving her in a lonely grave.
This book takes "evil in the countryside→killing relatives and relationships→expansion of evil karma→guarding graves at the end of the road→died tragically in solitary graves" as the main line. It restores the madness and destruction of a generation of evil women in the troubled times of the late Qing Dynasty, reveals the extreme evil of human nature, and composes a chilling tragic song.
