Upper Realm Gate

Introduction: Everything in the world pays attention to balance, the balance between human beings and nature, the balance of the movement of celestial bodies in the universe, the balance of power between the North and South poles... Life and death also pay attention to balance and rules. Legend has it that there is a mysterious gate connecting life and death. There are countless ways in this gate, and there is nothing to guard it, so the transition between life and death is very easy. Xuankaimen is just a general term. In fact, it is the Upper Realm Gate in the world of life, and it is the Lower Realm Gate in the realm of death. There are always people who leave when they shouldn't, that is, they mistakenly enter the lower gate, and it is Xing who sends them back from the lower gate. There are also people who do not want to leave, that is, they force themselves to stay in the upper gate, and it is Mang who sends them back to the lower gate. —————————————————————————————————————— Li Yaotang: "I am not the only Mang in the upper world. Our family has long been far away from this mission. All that remains in my body is some mysterious gene. I just want to be an ordinary person." Lao Zhang: "Atang, you have to know that in this world, what is more terrifying than ghosts is the human heart." Shu Cheng: "My life was forcibly extended. I was never supposed to be in this world, so Yaotang, give up on me. I'm not Mang, I just... By some combination of circumstances, I got those beautiful eyes." Xian Yang: "Xing and Mang have cooperated with each other since ancient times to maintain the balance of life and death from generation to generation. There has never been such an imbalance of life and death. Shu Cheng, you are supposed to be dead, but you have experienced two forced life extensions. It is really incredible." Xu Wen: "I have stayed in the upper world for a long time. From the soul's point of view, life and death are actually the same. It's just that people will feel different when they can no longer see us. I have always looked at this world, and I have never left." Ahem... This book contains some personal experiences of the unlucky bear. Ahem... It's not scary, just a bit mysterious!