Yama

Literary version: When Bao Jingci was alive, he solved cases for living people in the world. For half of his life, his heart was like a bright mirror, but he suffered disaster when it came to love. Once he entered the ghost town of Fengdu and descended to the underworld, he actually became the master of the dead ghosts after death - King of Yama Bao Jingci was selfless and could distinguish between loyal and traitorous people. The underworld suddenly became orderly with clear rewards and punishments. Emperor Fengdu of Beiyin loved talents and named him the head of the ten palaces of Yama. It's a pity that even if you don't drink a bowl of soup, you will be trapped in love when you are alive, and you will find it difficult to escape even if you become a ghost. The Great Yama, Bao Jingci, violated the precepts of the underworld and was demoted to the rank of Fifth Highness. He persuaded the little ghosts to run away to the world and punish the souls with too much resentment... After seeing all the love and sorrow, hearing all the separation between humans and ghosts, Bao Jingci, the king of hell, gave up everything and stood in the blood-yellow water of the River of Forgetfulness. He looked at the person who drank the soup and left without looking back. I don't know how many reincarnations it has been since I sent him off like this. "I am an evil ghost, not a god, but I have moved a mortal heart. I really shouldn't, I shouldn't." Love, love. Even the gods and gods cannot escape, let alone the lonely ghosts? Second version: The story that King Yama, who became a monk halfway, and his young lover had to tell.