A Chinese Ghost Story: Love Entangled in Ten Lives, Tribulation Across Five Realms

"A Chinese Ghost Story" takes "the gap between humans and ghosts is not the separation between life and death, but the unfinished love" as its core theme, unfolding an oriental fantasy epic that spans thousands of years and runs through the five realms of humans, ghosts, demons, immortals and the underworld. The book has five volumes and a million words. It takes Ning Caichen and Nie Xiaoqian's ten-life reincarnation love as the main line, interweaves Yan Chixia's Taoist struggle, the ghost ambition of the Black Mountain old demon, the change of power in the underworld and the rise of human dynasties. In the unique texture of "the intertwining of human fireworks and ghostly ghosts", it explores the eternal propositions of memory, reincarnation, obsession and redemption. From the rainy night at Lanruo Temple at the end of the Tang Dynasty to the mirror puzzle of modern cities, from the suffering of sentient beings in the hell tax prison to the death and annihilation of the nameless realm, each volume outlines the fetters of fate in a distinctive style, and uses delicate plots to carve out the emotional abyss, allowing thousands of years of love to be repeatedly tempered in the shackles of reincarnation and the whirlpool of desire, and finally becomes an oriental fantasy swan song that is sad but not sad, and silent but never extinguished.