In China, there's a particularly unique phenomenon.
That is, the more remote the place, the more there tend to be stories that defy all reason.
In these stories, there's often an aura of the supernatural, and they're usually teeming with all manner of ghosts and spirits.
For those who don't believe in the supernatural, these are just fleeting legends or tales.
But for those who do believe, these are beings worthy of awe.
Perhaps they can't be touched or seen, but they certainly have brought about phenomena that are difficult to explain scientifically.
Take, for example, the curse that Zhang just mentioned.
As for this, both Wang Chen and Yao Ruyi were utterly unconvinced.
Yao Ruyi grew up in the town and was raised by foster parents who were mostly enlightened by the culture of the new era.
As a result, Yao Ruyi hadn't heard any such supernatural tales since childhood and naturally didn't believe in the so-called curse.
