Ghost Gate Opens, Corpse Delivers Child.

Summary

Xia Tao Tao, a young disciple, expresses deep despair over his situation with Master Bi, who has sinister motives. Despite his parents' love and hard work, Xia feels trapped, believing he must obey Bi to protect them. He reveals his guilt over assisting Bi in cruel tasks, such as fattening living corpses for his pets, fearing their escape into the village. Huang Si Qing, a weasel spirit, feels anger towards Bi's evil actions and worries about the moral implications on Xia. Their conversation highlights Xia's internal conflict, showcasing his innocence and unwillingness to commit evil deeds, yet feeling powerless to change his fate.

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