1. Strong setting contrast: Gong is the cleanest immortal in the world of cultivators, but he lives on Shou's bones; Shou is an evil cultivator who plays with corpses, but has the softest heart.
2. Chinese folk horror: Bone Cicada, Painted Skin, Weeping Buddha, Yin Soldiers... The copies are weird and exciting, and your imagination is wide open.
3. Extreme pull: In the early stage, there is a crazy temptation on the edge of "falling off the horse", in the later stage, there is a two-way redemption, there is sugar in the abuse, and the ending is HE.
"Xie Wuwang, this world is too dirty, my bones are all black."
"It doesn't matter if you're dirty... In this life, I'll rot in the mud with you."
From the "Beauty Changing Skin" in Painted Skin Town, to the "Buddha in the Flesh" in the City of the Weeping Buddha, to the "Mortal Knight" in the Tomb of the Unknown...
Behind the weird and bizarre cases, is it the distortion of human nature or the greed of gods and Buddhas?
