Haunted House.

Summary

In Dragon Tiger Mountain's White Jade Temple, Xuan Qing Zi questions Liu Chengfeng about the truths of their world, hinting at a deeper illusion. Liu Chengfeng reflects on the haunting nature of their existence, suggesting they might be fabricated "gods" with no real power, as they face dangers from ghosts. Meanwhile, Ning Qiushui finds himself in a classroom with strict rules that hint at severe consequences for failure, including confinement. As he navigates the oppressive environment, he realizes the absence of a bell or clock, emphasizing the surreal nature of his surroundings. The narrative intertwines themes of existential dread and the quest for knowledge amidst oppressive structures.

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