People say that the Ji family's legitimate daughter is the reincarnation of an evil/ghost.
As soon as she was born, she was labeled as an evil spirit. When she was three years old, there was a flood in the south of the Yangtze River; when she was five years old, there was a war on the border.
So they put her in a cage, like an ominous beast. They also invited a Taoist priest to lock a diamond lock on her ankle, which sounded every step of the way, saying that by locking evil spirits, the world would be peaceful.
No one asked her if it hurt, no one told her that those disasters had nothing to do with her.
Nothing to do.
She grew up in that cage until she was eighteen, and then she escaped.
She picked up a man on the way. He crawled out of the tavern, covered in wounds, and would spread his legs when he heard footsteps.
Later, he didn't want to die. He knelt on the ground and cried and begged her: You are not allowed to die either.
Ji Zhou
Concept: Evil ghosts are not born. Evil spirits are forced out.
But the evil spirit is not dead yet - she has simply forgotten how to live.
And another person will remind her.
