Evil Spirits

Chi Yan was born frail, and ghosts were always trying to kill him. For years, he begged for help from Buddhas and prayed at temples, but nothing could lift the curse. Then the third young master of the Ye family in Shiming City fell ill and died. An old Daoist told Chi Yan that Young Master Ye had the appearance of an evil ghost. If Chi Yan kept a little of his ashes close and set up a memorial tablet for him at home, it would suppress the ghosts tormenting him. Chi Yan decided to try it, and it actually worked. But he never expected it to attract the most troublesome evil spirit of all. A love born of obsession, a grudge that cannot be dispelled, an evil spirit taking possession of him. Also known as *Who's in Your Bed?* A genuinely inhuman, wicked-powerful gong VS an unlucky shou tormented by an inhuman, wicked power. A sweet, doting romance in a socialist setting. Some readers may find it scary, others may not. If you want to know what a plum tastes like, don't you have to try one for yourself? Little Chi doesn't just get tormented once in one lifetime. Every time he loses his memories, he has to be scared all over again. Old Ye's very nature means that when he enters the cycle of reincarnation, he will “either be born as a monster, or die young as a human and turn into an evil ghost.” This is a work of fiction, and everything in it is made up. We encourage everyone to believe in science, not the author's wild inventions (*/ω╲*) Thanks to Tu Sisi for making a new cover for me~ Theme: One of the two protagonists is an ordinary person with simple kindness, while the other is an imagined being with no life or inherent values. The story affirms the power of sincere affection and human creation, and reflects on “good” and “evil” through the lens of simple values.