The old house in the middle of the night hides the lingering souls, the awning boat at the ferry carries the unreturned people, the centuries-old resentment is buried under the old locust tree, and the shadow of the past life is reflected in the bronze mirror.
The most frightening thing in this world is never ghosts, but lingering grievances, unresolved love, inescapable fate, and unpayable blood debts. The haunted houses, the dark roads, and the weird things all hide the fear and sadness that people dare not delve into.
Don't answer the knocks on the door in the middle of the night, don't listen to the whispers in the empty house, don't look back at the fleeting figure in red, and when you turn the pages of an old book, every word contains a biting chill.
There are ten thousand strange and frightening passages, and ten thousand gloomy adventures. Those who are timid should read it at night - what you are reading is not just a story, but the eyes hidden in the darkness, staring right into your eyes.
