The Stone Carver.

Summary

The narrative unfolds around a tense atmosphere where a woman urgently calls for a Taoist Priest as Sun Tong awakens, seemingly disturbed by visions of his deceased father. The second uncle, dismissive and disdainful, enters the house to confront Sun Tong, who insists his father has returned. The villagers express confusion and fear regarding the old man's spirit, questioning why he would torment his son. As Sun Tong's mental state deteriorates, the protagonist observes familial dynamics and suspects underlying motives among relatives gathered for mourning. The story hints at deeper family conflicts and potential deceit, suggesting that Sun Tong's predicament may not be as straightforward as it appears, prompting the protagonist and Zhao Xiao Min to investigate further.

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