Thriller: I Only Sell Haunted Houses.

Summary

The passage describes a complex psychological exploration of Brother Liu's childhood trauma involving his grandfather's ghost. After failing to hypnotize Liu to recover lost memories, Qi and the narrator attempt to help him confront his deep-seated fear. They discover that Liu's terror stems from seeing his grandfather's ghost as a child, which created a profound psychological shadow. By guiding the young Liu through a memory reconstruction, they help him transform his fear into understanding and grief, ultimately allowing him to see his grandfather's spirit as a loving presence rather than a terrifying apparition. The narrative explores childhood trauma, fear of death, and the emotional complexity of losing a loved one.

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