South Mao, North Ma.

Summary

On a dimly lit street, a ghost named Mu Zi Gui emanates deep resentment, indicated by water droplets forming around her. Her clothing, initially white, has turned yellow with a black hem, suggesting significant anger and a tragic death. The narrator, a Yin and Yang Mister, recognizes her potential danger and attempts to communicate. When he inquires about her death, she becomes violent, revealing her turmoil. To subdue her, he employs talismans and a magical compass, ultimately severing her connection to the streetlight, which symbolizes her lingering ties to the world. This encounter highlights the complexities of ghostly resentments and the dangers they pose.

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