Bone Book Skin Marriage

Shen Qingwu, a paper maker in Paper Coffin Lane in eastern Sichuan, received a bloody wedding card with "no words at all in the world" in the fog of the coming Zhongyuan Dynasty. The next post is from the scholar Pei Yan - eighteen years ago, in order to keep his beloved Ah Heng who died of illness, he learned the forbidden curse "Bone Book", which uses living people as paper and souls as ink. He nailed Ah Heng's soul back to the earth, but she turned into a monster who did not recognize him. On his deathbed, Ah Heng begged him to let go, but he interpreted this glance as "Waiting for me to come back." With eighteen years of obsession, the words "marry" Qingwu, the innocent girl who was supposed to be Ah Heng's posthumous child, were written all over his soul. A shady marriage with "skin as wife, bone as king, and entrails as guests" is approaching step by step on the night of Zhongyuan. The bone book flows down with tears. When you cry, the words come alive, and you are his wife. But Shen Qingwu did not kneel down and bow down, nor was he scared off. She walked into the room filled with red candles and read out for Pei Yan the last word that he had never dared to write in his heart - not "love", not "don't go", but a "thank you" that was eighteen years late. This is a story about "obsession and letting go": There is no word in this world that can crucify a living person. The truly terrifying red room is our heart that mistakes "reluctant" for "waiting for me to come back" and writes "should let go" as "don't go away".