The most feared thing in the world is never ghosts.
Some people are unwilling to accept death and use religious rituals to revive their souls; some people have done evil in life and cannot find peace after death.
In the deep house of Bai Ban, the Taoist claimed to be saving lives, but in fact, he was hiding a sorcery to seize the body;
In the haunted house, a long-tongued female ghost appeared in the middle of the night, but was teased by a scholar who did not believe in evil and fled in confusion.
Here there are souls returning to the mourning hall, demons borrowing lives, Emperor Guan appearing as a saint, and thunder slaying evil spirits. There are also scholars fighting ghosts, strange stories in ghost houses, trials of human hearts, and karma.
"Zi Buyu" writes about ghosts and gods as well as human hearts; it writes about strange things as well as world conditions.
Behind those absurd and bizarre rumors, there are often hidden truths such as greed for life and fear of death, loyalty, good and evil, wisdom, courage and justice.
We are not afraid of ghosts, but we are afraid of ghosts in people's hearts.
God may not be far away, and good thoughts will naturally shine through.
