Ghost Matchmaker Robbery

The story revolves around matchmaker Liu who is greedy for money and forgets her loyalty. In order to save her sick grandson and pay off her gambling debts, she broke her oath and accepted a marriage matchmaker with a reward of 500 taels of silver. Under the guidance of He Hua, a maid in black, Matchmaker Liu stepped into the gloomy palace and Zeng family. She saw a ghost with a pale face and feet that did not touch the ground. She signed an underworld document written in "coagulated blood", swallowed a rotten mud Tangli pear harboring insects, and received a red silk wrapped around her wrist that sucked blood. She originally thought she could turn around, but she found that she gradually fell into a terrible trap that transcended yin and yang - the so-called gold and silver were all paper money, and the ghosts of the ghosts who broke up their marriage and forced them to hang up were seeking her life together with the evil spirits of this marriage. Through the context of "greed - broken oath - involvement - backlash", the novel depicts the process of matchmaker Liu's gradual collapse in the fog of underworld marriage. Finally, she was dragged into the underworld trial in the middle of the night, and ended up going crazy for the rest of her life and becoming a living warning. The story embeds the admonition of "good deeds and evil deeds will be rewarded" in folk horror, warning the world: Don't break up people's marriages, don't take ill-gotten wealth, there are gods at your head, and the accounts of the underworld are never empty. The whole text is filled with strange images such as green fire, corpse stains, rotting mud, shadowless maids, and silly-faced ghost masters. The plots are layered and the cause and effect cycle is endless. Finally, between madness and redemption, a dark and heavy picture of ancient wedding customs is outlined.