Bizarre Cases (53 Real Folk Horror Stories).

Summary

Wu Yu shares his experiences after moving to Canada, revealing his struggles with language barriers and cultural differences. He reflects on his son's difficulties in adapting, attributing them to his mother's death and his own overindulgence. A psychological expert advises Wu to foster independence in his son, which leads to tension when the boy insists on returning to their home country for university. Tragically, the son dies under mysterious circumstances, and Wu blames himself, believing that an ancient artifact he buried is responsible. He recounts the artifact's dark properties and its connection to his son's fate, emphasizing the theme of retribution for past actions.

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