Collection of strange powers and chaotic gods

Chapter 270 The infatuated ghost

Grandma called Mrs. Cao over to chat. When she was talking happily, Mrs. Cao told her something that she saw happening in the underworld.

Some time ago, Mrs. Cao saw a ghost in a nearby house. The story that happened to that ghost is really sad, and it can be said that it is the ultimate infatuation.

Speaking of which, the ghost's condition was so pitiful that those who heard it couldn't help but feel sad.

The ghost's name was Li and he lived in a nearby village. Although Li's family is not wealthy, it is still considered well-off. It is a pity that Li did not live long and was only twenty-seven or eight years old when he died.

Just over a hundred days after Li's death, his wife was sad and lonely at home, so she asked Mrs. Cao to come over and keep her company.

After Mrs. Cao went to Li's house, she could see Li who had become a ghost almost every day, often sitting under the lilac tree in his yard.

When Li was in the yard, he would sometimes hear his wife crying sadly, sometimes he could hear his young son crying, and sometimes he could hear his brother-in-law and his wife scolding each other.

Because yin and yang are separated, humans and ghosts have different paths. Although Li can see everything happening in his home, he knows that he is already a ghost and is afraid of the yang energy roasting in his family, so he dare not get close.

However, if there is any movement in the house, he must stay outside the window and listen carefully, but he cannot help, and can only show a sad and uncomfortable expression on his face.

Some days later, a matchmaker walked into Li's wife's room.

After Li saw it, he knew that his wife might remarry, and he suddenly felt at a loss. He stood up in astonishment under the lilac tree, opened his hands, and looked around in confusion.

Fortunately, it didn't take long for the matchmaker to walk out of his wife's room.

Hearing that the matchmaker and his wife had not agreed to get married, Li's face showed a little joy.

Before he could completely let go, the matchmaker came again the next day.

This time, the matchmaker first went to Li's brother and sister-in-law. After talking for a long time, he went to his wife's room.

Li suddenly felt nervous, and he ran anxiously behind the matchmaker. When he heard that the marriage was finalized, he felt disappointed and panicked about his inability to change.

On the day when the man and the matchmaker came to deliver the betrothal gift, Li sat alone under the lilac tree in the yard, staring blankly at his wife's door. He felt extremely sad and burst into tears involuntarily.

From then on, whenever he saw his wife coming in and out of the room, Li would follow her step by step, showing even stronger affection for her.

On the night before the wedding, while his wife was packing the dowry in her room, Li kept wandering in the yard.

I saw him, sometimes leaning against the pillar in the corridor and crying, sometimes with his head down in thought. As long as he heard the slightest movement in the house, even a slight cough, he would immediately run over, lie down on the window crack and look in.

Li spent the whole night in despair.

Mrs. Cao saw all this in her eyes and couldn't help but sigh: "What an infatuated ghost! But why do you do this when you know you can't change it!"

However, Li didn't seem to hear Mrs. Cao's sigh.

The next day, the man came to marry him, and a group of people walked forward holding candles and playing music.

Li hid in the corner and stood there, still looking up at his wife.

Mrs. Cao accompanied his wife, walked out of the room, and got into the sedan chair outside the gate.

Along the way, she felt that Li would follow, so she couldn't help but want to look back. Sure enough, she saw Li, followed the sedan chair from a distance, and also came to the groom's house.

The sedan chair was carried through the door. When Li wanted to follow him in, he was blocked by the doorman of the man's family.

Li kept kowtowing and begging, and the door god allowed him to follow him in.

After Li entered the house, he hid in the corner. Seeing his wife holding a wedding with someone else, he stood blankly, as if he was stupid or drunk.

When his wife entered the bridal chamber, he quietly approached the window and looked in. The situation was the same as when he peeped at his wife packing the dowry in his room the night before.

Until the lights were blown out in the bridal chamber and the newlyweds went to bed, he was still reluctant to leave.

As a result, the groom's family god came to drive him away, and he went out in a panic.

Li's wife asked Mrs. Cao to go back and look after the children for her after the wedding, and he went back with Mrs. Cao.

He walked directly to his wife's room and looked at every place where his wife had sat or slept.

Then he heard the child crying for his mother, and he quickly ran over. However, he could only circle around the child, rubbing his hands back and forth, showing a helpless look.

After a while, his sister-in-law heard the child crying and came out. Without saying anything, she went up and slapped the child.

Li looked on from a distance, stamping his feet, covering his chest, and gnashing his teeth in anger.

Mrs. Cao continued: "Under that situation, I really couldn't bear to watch anymore, so I came back angrily, and I don't know what happened next.

Later, I secretly told his wife all these things. After she heard this, she gritted her teeth in pain, and it seemed that she regretted remarrying. "

It is said that the young widow in the village originally discussed remarrying. After hearing about this incident, she swore: "I can't bear to let the dead person not feel at ease and do such a thing as remarrying!"

When Ji Xiaolan heard this from her mother, she was filled with admiration: A gentleman is righteous and does not let others down, and will not change whether he lives or dies; and a villain does not live up to others, and will not change whether he lives or dies. different.

Generally speaking, people's feelings are there when the person is alive. When the person dies, the feelings will cease to exist.

But when I think of the situation of the deceased Li, it makes people feel sad!

Some people despise the teachings of sages, but flatter and annoy the gods in order to seek blessings. For this reason, they also create many weird and absurd sayings.

When Confucian scholars see this phenomenon, they will often plausibly insist on the "no ghost theory", but ignore the deep intention of those wise kings in ancient times to set up moral education with Shinto!

The result of this will only make the foolish men and women in the world go their own way without any scruples.

It's not as good as what this old lady Cao said about the underworld, which can touch people's feelings about life and the scene after death!

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