14 Years of Ghost Hunting 2: The Eccentric Taoist Hu Zongren (Complete Five Volumes).

Summary

The passage details a haunting investigation into Old Wu's death, revealing a deeply dysfunctional family relationship. His son, Mr. Wu, is portrayed as irresponsible, unemployed, and financially dependent, who brought shame to his father by introducing an inappropriate woman at his birthday. The corpse seemingly expresses emotions through its gaze, indicating unresolved family tensions. The investigation uncovers a complex narrative involving a scheming stepmother, potential inheritance disputes, and a son who failed to support his father during his illness. The protagonists ultimately force Mr. Wu to handle his father's funeral with dignity and respect.

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