Folktales: Something Wicked

Folk tales evil things The person knocking on the window in the middle of the night may not be a person, but the person asking for directions in the wilderness may be a smoke soul. Don't look back when you encounter a child wearing a red coat when walking at night, don't sweep away the cobwebs on the beams of the old house, the wine cup on the grave moved, it means a "neighbor" came to visit - do you really think these ungrateful rules that the elders talk about are bluffing? This single-choice folk tale contains the most down-to-earth stories about fairy families in Northeast China and taboo rumors about rural and deserted villages. Are you going to meet the Ghost King and ask for a title, or are you going to exchange lives with the Demon King? Did he pick up the paper money from Yanhunluo, or did he step on the boundary of the grave circle? Every choice leads to a path of no return. There is no bizarre immortal cultivation formation, only half of the unfinished words of the old smoker on the kang; there is no lingering entanglement between handsome men and beautiful women, only a sigh in the dark. Open the book and choose a path. Remember: don't answer "Hey" randomly, don't pick up things randomly, and don't respond to strangers' words randomly. After all, evil things are hidden in daily life.