Thriller: I Only Sell Haunted Houses.

Summary

In a city-adjacent village, residents struggle with urbanization, losing their land and connection to nature. An old blind man, who senses a ghostly presence of a child he cared for, reflects on life and death, believing in karmic cycles. The child, symbolized as a "little rat," expresses gratitude before merging into a jade pendant. The old man conveys hope for the child's future, emphasizing the importance of virtue in rebirth. Conversations among friends reveal the burden of helping others and the complexity of karmic connections, contrasting ancient beliefs with modern views. They ponder the implications of past lives on present circumstances, stressing the need to live well in the current life.

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