Bizarre Cases (53 Real Folk Horror Stories).

Summary

In a tense exchange, Xi Wang struggles to speak after a numbing incident, while Uncle Lin explains the medicinal properties of local trees that counteract the effects. As they discuss the mysterious drowning of a village director, it is revealed that the director, Old Ma, harbored deep-seated issues, including abuse towards his wife and a complicated relationship with his son, Tian Fang, whom he abandoned. The narrative uncovers Old Ma's violent past and the village's animosity towards him, suggesting that many villagers had motives for his murder. Yu Ling hints at a paternity test regarding Old Ma's heir, further complicating the dynamics of guilt and innocence among the villagers. The story intertwines themes of retribution, family secrets, and the implications of power in a tight-knit community.

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