In the thirty-first year of Qianlong's reign, scholar Chen Yansheng accidentally entered a ruined temple in a deserted forest and encountered a strange wedding banquet with green lights, red candles and red silk beams.
He thought it was a nightmare, but he was stopped by an old lady in the market, who wanted to betroth his beautiful and gentle daughter to him, and the betrothal gift only required a piece of Chinese characters.
The wedding was held at the fifth watch of the night, without a sedan chair and no etiquette. He married a wife, Wan Niang, who was too perfect to be ordinary.
She treated him very well and treated the whole village very well, but the livestock in the village began to die tragically one after another, and their hearts, livers, kidneys and lungs were accurately taken away.
Until the old Taoist pointed at his wife and said: "The person you married is not a human being, but an evil ghost who has been practicing for many years."
He then remembered that the old lady to whom he was betrothed had died half a year ago, and the epitaph was written by him himself...
