Records of Folk Taboos

The real fear is never the green-faced and fanged monster, but the everyday things you are accustomed to. It is a black umbrella held in the house, a bowl of white rice with chopsticks inserted, and the hand that suddenly touches your shoulder from behind late at night. "Records of Folk Taboo" is a series of independent short stories. Here, there is no protagonist who saves the world, just ordinary people testing the edges of ancient rules. They may have just made a small mistake, but they fell into an abyss of no return. The foundation of Chinese folk customs is awe. All things have animism, and life and death have boundaries. Those taboos that have been passed down for thousands of years are the most fragile balance between the living and the dead. The story is short but has a long staying power. Please take a deep breath before reading. In the story, don't look back.