Tang Bohu's Six Picturesque Ghost Records

In the misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River, Tang Bohu was not only a charming and talented man, but also the number one trouble in the eyes of the spiritual world. He travels between the Yin and Yang worlds with his unique "Art of Literary Soul Painting". He does not seek immortality or practice ruthlessness, but wants to leave a light for those innocent souls who have been crushed to death by the world in this world of immortality that emphasizes order and efficiency. With each stroke of soul sealing, Tang Bohu's lifespan was lost, and his body fell into irreversible weakness; but he still contained in each painting a lover who was forced into prostitution, a woman who died in vain at the bottom of a well, and even a prisoner who was still innocent. He is not a Taoist priest and does not recite sutras for salvation. He is only responsible for "listening" - listening to what they have not finished before they die, and then deciding whether to leave, stay, or suppress them. However, it is an iron law of heaven that humans and ghosts follow different paths. As more and more innocent souls appear in the painting, Tang Bohu's behavior not only attracts the killing order of the night watchman, but also provokes the encirclement and suppression of eminent monks, real people and even the entire spiritual world. In this life-destroying gamble, he faced the tribulation of love and hate in the mortal world, while using his mortal body to challenge the order of heaven. This is not a story about a hero saving the world, but a story about a sober lunatic who used his life and paintings to forcibly carve out a path of love in the ruthless world of immortality. "Six Pictures of Ghosts" - Cultivation of immortality teaches people to be ruthless, but Tang Bohu insists on walking in love, even if the price is eternal destruction.