Old people often say, if someone calls your name late at night, don't answer.
Do not step on paper money on the roadside.
Don't look at weddings, weddings, and weddings indiscriminately.
Don't wear any extra shoes at the door.
I didn't believe it before.
Until Fatty Wang and I took on the private job of catching a mistress and bumped into a man changing his skin in a rental house.
The person who saved us told me: These are not superstitions, but rules.
Some people live by rules.
Some people use rules to harm others.
There are also people who want to use rules to bring back people from the old era.
From that day on, I entered the Institute of Folk Customs.
A human skin that knows the way when you see it, an old account that can borrow your life, and an unknown seat that you can't sit on.
I realized that the scariest thing is not the ghost.
You are obviously still alive, but someone has already taken your place for you.
Reader comments
Some are like the Poll Bureau's Secret Records, which are quite interesting.
Okay, okay, it's very immersive, like a folk tale, it gave me chills down my back [crazy]
Some are like the Poll Bureau's Secret Records, which are quite interesting.
Okay, okay, it's very immersive, like a folk tale, it gave me chills down my back [crazy]