The Headless Case on the Yellow River Beach

There is Shaliang Village beside the Yellow River. There are hundreds of ownerless graves buried in the "Fengtou Liang" in the west of the village. At night, the sand beams glowed green, and a woman could be heard crying. The landlord Wang Shuanzhu is cruel and ruthless, and is known as Wang Bapi. In order to expand the house, he dug up old graves, threw the bones into the Yellow River, and nailed the coffin to the wall to show off. The old boatman persuaded him to stop, but he was kicked out: "If the tomb tiger dares to come, I will chop off his head as well!" Strange things happened from then on. Cattle and sheep died one after another with their necks broken, their wounds as neat as a knife. At night, the long-term worker saw a dark figure - covered with gray hair and with white eyes, floating against the wall. The two young men were frightened and went crazy on the spot, and fled the village overnight. On July 15th, the Ghost Festival, Wang Shuanzhu served wine and yelled at Sha Liang. A dark wind suddenly rose, and the two lights were extinguished at the same time. The rotten smell came over, and a pair of green and white eyes were pressed against the corner. At dawn, his family found him lying in a pool of blood - his head was in a different place, his head rolled under the wall, his eyes were still staring. There was no murder weapon or footprints in the yard, and there were only fine grains of sand on the fracture. From then on, every mid-July, there are cries in the wind: the misery of women and the sorrow of men. The green light on the sand beam still stared at everyone passing by. Is it the tomb tiger seeking his life, or is the innocent soul finally waiting for the person it deserves?