Crossover: Kuroko Tetsuya, the Ghost-Seer

This story is on hiatus. I'll come back to it after I finish the Naruto story I abandoned next door. One day, Kuroko Tetsuya, a model student with impeccable roots, failed to turn in his homework. When the teacher asked why, he replied, "Teacher, you won't believe this, but last night a female ghost tore up my homework." A crossover between Kuroko's Basketball and Natsume's Book of Friends, with no main storyline. The whole story is meant to be healing. The story uses an ensemble cast and is narrated in the first person. Please don't flame me if you don't like it. The author is sensitive. I'm only writing this for fun and practice. A short story inspired by Ji Xiaolan's Notes from the Thatched Abode of Close Observations. As Yao Angong once said: During the imperial examination in the Gengxu year of the Yongzheng reign, he shared an examination cell with Tang, a licentiate from Xiong County. At midnight, Tang suddenly saw a female ghost with disheveled hair. She lifted the curtain and tore his examination paper to shreds, sending the pieces fluttering like butterflies. Tang was naturally upright and not easily frightened. He sat down and asked her, "I know nothing of my previous life, but in this life I have truly done no one any harm. Why have you come here?" The ghost stared at him in astonishment, then stepped back and said, "Aren't you Candidate Number Forty-Seven?" He replied, "I'm Number Forty-Nine." There were two empty cells ahead, and the ghost had not counted them. After staring at him for a long while, she bowed, apologized, and left. A moment later, someone in cell forty-seven cried out that a certain person had been struck by evil. This ghost was terribly confused, and Tang Jun could certainly be said to have suffered an undeserved calamity. Fortunately, his conscience was clear, so he dared to question her in that sudden situation. She only tore up one paper. Otherwise, things might have gone very badly!