Introduction to the literary version: A ghostly land, a painting of beauty, trapping romantic love, locking thousands of lights and infatuated dreams.
Right and wrong are inside and outside the painting.
Nothing but dreams and bubbles are empty.
When Huansheng first entered the ghost realm, the monk he passed by told him: The only way to leave here is to wait for dawn.
The sky here never lights up, the moon shines thousands of miles away, the lights dim the night, the beauties in the paintings slowly walk towards the lights, and the ghosts are warm and hospitable.
There is no future for Ye Yong here. Someone told him that he must not reveal his true name, otherwise he will be doomed...
Popular version introduction:
One is greedy for money; the other is lustful.
One is as pure as a white rabbit; the other lingers among flowers and is good at painting erotic scenes.
One is a ghost and the other is a human.
It is impossible for a person to say that he likes you in this life, and he cannot do other things, so he can only defraud you of your money.
One said that it is impossible to give up on you in this life. Apart from drawing erotic pictures, I can't do anything else. I can only covet your beauty.
Isn't it too sloppy at the end? It's a mess?