There is a scholar with the surname Wang in Taiyuan, who was on the road in the early morning, met a woman who rushed to the road, dragged a bag, walked sweaty, and looked like a sixteen or seventeen-year-old beauty from a distance.
So the student sped up his pace and went to the beauty to confirm it, and the result was strange.
Shusheng was full of admiration in his heart and asked the young girl, "Where to go in the early morning, so hurry?" ”
The girl replied, "You are a passer-by, you can't ease my troubles, you don't have to bother." ”
Shusheng "What are your troubles?" Say it and listen, maybe I can help you, feel free to say it. ”
The girl's face was very sad, and she said, "My parents sold me to a rich family for money." But the eldest sister was very jealous of me, not only cursed me, but also beat me badly. I really didn't want to live anymore, so I wanted to run away today. ”
The student asked, "Where do you want to escape?" ”
The girl said, "I am a person who is running for my life, who knows where to go." ”
The student said, "Come to my house, my house is not far from here." ”
The girl looked happy and immediately agreed.
The scholar took the girl to the study at home and settled down temporarily.
No one knew about the girl's living in the study, and after many days, the student told his wife about it.
The wife felt that this would cause trouble, and quickly persuaded Shusheng to send the girl back, but Shusheng did not listen to the advice.
One day, the scholar came to the market and met a Taoist monk.
The Taoist priest looked at the scholar, and his face was very ugly.
The Taoist priest walked up to the scholar and asked, "Have you encountered anything bad lately?" ”
The student replied strangely, "No." ”
The Taoist priest said, "You have evil qi entangled in you, so think about what you have encountered recently." ”
When the student heard this, he immediately became angry and defended himself all the time.
The Daoist priest did not bother with the scholars, after all, he still needed to make a living, leaving a sentence of "ghost obsessed mind" and leaving.
When the scholar heard the Taoist priest say this, he remembered the poor girl who had rushed to the road in the early morning. In his heart, he secretly scolded, "Obviously, she is a bitter girl, and she also says that others are monsters." "I think the Taoist priest is also a jianghu guise that draws spells and recites incantations and cheats money."
When Shusheng returned home, his heart palpitated, and the Words of the Taoist priest kept circling in his mind.
The scholar could not help but be curious, and went to the study where the young girl lived.
The scholar came to the door of the study and found that there was something inserted on their handles outside.
Shusheng thought incomprehensibly, "In broad daylight, what are you doing with the door closed?" ”
So, he crept to the window to peek, and actually saw a monster with a blue-green body, clear bones, a vicious face, a long mouth and fangs, and black sharp teeth and nails.
The monster put the girl's human skin on the bed, took the brush to draw, and when it was finished, it threw off the brush, picked up the human skin, trembled like a dress, and reached out to wear it on its body.
The more the student looked, the more cold and sweaty he became, and he quietly ran away on his stomach.
He ran back to the market to look for the Taoist priest and found out how he couldn't find it.
Finally, while walking and asking, he finally met the Taoist priest in the wilderness, went up to him, directly knelt on the ground, and asked the Daoist priest to help him.
The Taoist priest said, "I can drive him away, but I don't want to hurt his life, and he is also a bitter one." When he had finished speaking, he gave the student a handful of flies and told him to hang it on the bedroom door.
Also agreed to meet next time, at the Qingdi Temple.
After the scholar returned, he followed the Taoist practice. At about the beginning of the night, there was a sound outside the door, and the student did not dare to look at it, and asked his wife to look at it.
The wife saw the young girl and kept wandering, waiting for a long time before leaving.
Then the girl came back and cursed, "The stinky Taoist scares me, do you want me to spit out what I eat into my mouth?" ”
So he pulled the fly down and tore it to shreds, broke through the door, and walked towards the student.
Come to the student's bedside, cut the student's belly open, take out the heart, and run away.
The wife shouted, her voice desolate, and asked the maid to call over to see if the student was still alive.
After the lighting, there was a big jump, which frightened the wife from making a sound, because she saw that everything around the student was stained with blood.
The wife sent shusheng's younger brother to find a Taoist priest.
When the Daoist priest found out, he was furious, "I had pity on it, but that ghost thing dared to do this!" ”
Immediately went over with the younger brother of the scholar, and after careful observation, he felt that the monster did not go far.
So he went to a nearby family, the head of the family man named Erlang, the Taoist asked, "Are there any new faces coming to your house?" ”
Jiro, "I went out early in the morning, I don't know what's going on at home, I want to go back and ask." ”
When the Taoist priest and Erlang went home together, Erlang's wife said, "There is an old lady today, who asked me to work, and now she is in the courtyard." ”
The Daoist priest immediately ran into the courtyard, took the peach wood sword, and scolded, "Demon, quickly repay my fly whisk!" ”
The old lady was so frightened that she ran to the door to try to escape.
The Taoist priest chased after her and gave the old lady a sword.
Then, like a dress, the old lady slipped on the ground. The monster had no human skin and lay on the ground, howling like a wild boar.
The Daoist priest slashed off his head with a sword, and his body quickly turned into a cloud of black smoke and shrunk into a ball on the ground.
The Taoist priest took out the gourd, put it in the black smoke, and sucked it in a few whizzes.
Look at the human skin on the ground, there are hair and beads, there are hands and feet, people have people, it has everything.
The Taoist priest picked him up, rolled him up like a painting, and put it in his pocket.
When the Taoist priest said goodbye and was about to leave, Shusheng's wife knelt on the ground, weeping and crying, and begging the Daoist chief to bring Shusheng back to life.
The Taoist priest resigned, saying that he had enough spells and that he couldn't do anything about it.
He pondered for a moment and said, "You go to a mad man in the bazaar called Hanako, who often sits in the dung, and if she insults Madame, Madame should not provoke him." ”
Jiro was familiar with this man, so he took Shusheng's wife to the market to look for him.
When he found the one named Hanako, his snot was hanging down three feet, singing madly, and no one wanted to come near him.
As soon as Shusheng's wife saw him, she knelt before him and told him about Shusheng.
Hanako laughed and said, "Everyone can be a husband, so why save him?" Shusheng's wife, who had been pleading, made Hanako angry and said, "Strange! When a man dies and wants me to save me, am I the king of Yama? ”
Holding a wooden stick and beating her, the scholar's wife endured the pain and was beaten, and more and more people watched, like a wall.
Hanako spat out a mouthful of phlegm, and she ate it. Shusheng's wife remembered the Words of the Taoist priest and did so.
But Hanako acted as if nothing had happened and left. Shusheng's wife followed him into a temple, but after a while she was gone.
Shusheng's wife was tortured, not only mourning the tragic death of her husband, but also regretting the shame she had suffered by going to find Hanako, crying heartbreakingly, and wanting to go with Shusheng.
Back at home, while cleaning up for the student, she was in pain, and there was something in her chest that made her very uncomfortable, and suddenly she threw up.
The scholar's wife saw it clearly, it was a heart. She placed it at the heart of the student, packed her stomach, and bandaged the cloth with force.
After a while, I felt the temperature of the student's body. So I covered him with a quilt, and in the middle of the night, the student had a hot breath in his nose and actually came back to life.
Shusheng said confusedly, "It seems to have a dream, and my stomach hurts a little." ”
When I opened the quilt and looked at it, I found a scar the size of a copper coin, which did not take long to heal.