In Bai Heqing's eyes, she had died of an incurable illness in her previous life. But when she arrived in the underworld, the Judge told her that she was not meant to die that way, and ordered a spirit messenger to return her to life. When Bai Heqing woke again, she was back on the day she had first returned from the Taoist temple to the Bai family's home in the capital.
Bai Heqing, back from the dead: I hear I've been wronged?
Living a second life, she decides to keep her guard up and investigate the supposed injustice done to her, so she can argue with the Judge about this case of "making something out of nothing" when she returns to the underworld.
After returning to life, Bai Heqing asks her maid, Qiao'er, "Do you think someone's trying to harm me?"
Qiao'er: "My lady, you've finally opened your eyes to the world!"
Bai Heqing nods knowingly and says, "The young lord of the Cui family is the most suspicious."
After all, Bai Heqing thinks, he once saw her exorcise a ghost. He must dislike her, the little Taoist nun betrothed to him.
Qiao'er: "My lady, the young lord Cui lives rather far away, so it wouldn't be easy for him to harm you. Why not look at the people closer by?"
A collection of supernatural tales, with connections between each story.
Theme: May everyone still alive live a brilliant life and have no regrets.
