Chang'an Mengjuelu

In the 29th year of Kaiyuan, Liu Zhaoye, a descendant of the Liu family in Hedong, escaped from marriage and entered Chang'an. Living in Yanshoufang, West City, the semi-basement is adjacent to the coffin shop. During the day, I write about ghosts and ghosts, and at night, I illuminate wild fires. I thought that the imperial capital with a population of one million could hide his runaway marriage. Until a Jizhou female corpse, which was not rotten for three months, "traveled" all the way from Hebei to Dali Temple, holding his birth date in her palm. The jujube thorns leave traces and act as a trigger to lock the pulse. The body is as if it were alive and the soul remains in the body. A Kaiyuan Tongbao engraved with the half-character Pei's mark reveals the secrets of two generations of aristocratic families. There was a fire in the Mingtang in the first year of Chengsheng's reign. The old woman from Zaolin said, "You owe me your whole life." It turns out that what he was escaping from was not the engagement, but the destiny that was written twenty years ago. In the streets and alleys of Chang'an, ghost fires roam at night; The coffins hide secrets, and the souls remain under the needles. In this prosperous imperial capital, some people dream every night, and some people sleep in dreams every day.