A Call from Three Lives, A Call Three Times

Three calls, spanning three lifetimes. The setting itself is chilling. Wang Ping saw a pair of feet and asked about the body, head, and hands. The answer was only two words: "It's weathered." It was so simple that it was terrifying, but also so simple that it made people feel distressed - a ghost whose body had already weathered, what obsession could he still have that he couldn't let go of? The author did not follow the routine of writing about a female ghost seeking her life, but broke apart the horror to reveal the sadness and hatred wrapped inside. Three phone calls dragged Zheng Dong out of bed and into a redemption that spanned three lives. Rather than saying that he is solving a case, it is better to say that he is helping a person who has been weathered by time to retrieve the warmth that even she herself has forgotten. The relationship between humans and ghosts is not fear, but fetters. The most touching part of this novel is that readers can't help but want to ask: If those three phone calls called you, would you answer it?

I'm afraid I won't be able to sleep well at night. Good book