Chinese Witch

Qiongqi, one of the "four evils" recorded in "The Classic of Mountains and Seas", cannibalizes people, the ghost hidden in jade, the mountain ghost waiting for his lover in Qu Yuan's works, and the strange undercurrent. . . . . . In the dark period of the Han Dynasty, when all things were believed to be animistic, and the sun, moon, and stars all had gods, strange things could happen at any time. During the reign of Emperor Wu, the witch Duanmu Gui was ordered to enter Chang'an, where she reunited with Lieutenant Chen Xi, whom she had met several times, and jointly solved the Qiongqi murder case. From then on, the mysterious witch who used her dance to bring down the gods, and the straightforward and affable lieutenant worked together to solve strange cases many times. They went to various strange places while laughing and talking, and monsters and ghosts from all walks of life appeared one after another. They jointly wrote "Chinese Witches" - the story of the witch and the lieutenant!