Green Lantern Ghost Story

A copper lamp hung on Chen Jiuzhi's waist. The lamp was the only relic left to him by the old Taoist priest. The old Taoist priest only said one thing before he died: "Go east." So he went eastward along the Yangtze River. In the dry well of Baiyi'an, someone has been crying for ten years on a full moon night. Under the old locust tree in Huai'an House lies a mother's obsession that she has been waiting for for eighty years. Under the river at Yedu Pass, hundreds of dead souls were locked in iron chains who did not want to leave. Everywhere he went, he would light a lamp and send a soul on his way. But he gradually discovered that the old Taoist priest had left clues in advance at every stop. The letter under the Buddha statue in Baiyi'an, the map in the title deed of Huai'an House, and the message delivered by the boatman at Yedu Port. Someone is paving a way for him. A path to the truth about his origins. What frightened him even more was that the methods of the dead souls trapped by the soul-locking curse and the resentful spirits suppressed by evil magic were becoming more and more familiar - exactly the same as the patterns on the copper lamp in his hand. Along the way, he transcended ghosts. It also transcends people. What's more terrible is to transcend himself.