China's ghost culture, like other traditional cultures, can be said to have a long history. In particular, Pu Songling's "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" not only pushed ghost culture to its peak, but also played a certain role in the history of Chinese and even world literature. This book draws on the tradition of ghost culture and combines it with folklore. It is another work after my novel "The Chivalrous Fox and the Righteous Ghost". It's called "Ghost Fox", but it's actually completely full of human nature.
At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Ruixing, the queen of Zhongliang in Hangzhou Prefecture, and his cousin Zhou Jingchang were ordered by their mother to go to Beijing to take the exam. The ship was blocked when it arrived in Suzhou. Ruixing and his cousin Jingchang went ashore to play and tried their swords at the Tiger Hill Sword Testing Stone, not wanting to encounter a female ghost. It turns out that there are good and bad loyalists and traitors in the underworld. They all learned that Ruixing was in the lower realm of Wenquxing. Those loyal and good people who were harmed all hoped that Ruixing would win the first prize so that they could clear their grievances and be reborn and no longer suffer the hell of the underworld. However, those ghosts who were traitors in the human world tried every means to prevent Ruixing from entering Beijing in order to achieve their goal of killing loyal people and dominating them forever in the underworld. In this way, the two sides launched a desperate struggle on the ground and underground, and finally ended with the victory of the kind person.
The content of this book is purely fictional, but the story is very strong and very readable. There are many chivalrous and martial arts scenes. Especially the description of love between men and women in the book is real and touching. The ghosts and foxes described in the book all yearn for a better life in the world. It embodies the loyalty and greatness of love and passionately praises the truth, goodness and beauty of the world. Although this book is about ghost foxes, it is not scary and is definitely not pornographic. I believe readers will benefit from reading it.
Intention: The true meaning of love