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Purple River Carriage
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A Fang was a young nurse in a hospital, but she had chosen a path of moral decline. Despite knowing that Doctor Wei was a married man, she insisted on engaging in flirtations with him. Not only that, but she often took advantage of her position to steal the Purple River Carriage left behind by postpartum women.
The so-called Purple River Carriage was actually the Placenta, which, when consumed in moderation, could nourish and replenish one's energy and blood. However, the amount that A Fang needed had already exceeded the normal range.
Her colleagues couldn't help but express their concerns. "Don't put me in a difficult position."
"I won't! How could I harm you? Trust me!"
Little did she know, retribution was quietly approaching.
One day, after taking the Purple River Carriage, she finished her shift as usual. However, as she walked into the lobby, she encountered something strange. Just moments ago, it had been bustling with people, but now it was eerily empty and silent.
A Fang nervously looked around when suddenly a hand rested on her shoulder.
"What are you doing?"
A Fang was bewildered but thought it was just a hallucination from being overworked.
When she returned home, A Fang began preparing dinner, completely unaware that a ghost was standing in the corner of the room.
Then, something even more terrifying happened. As she cracked an egg open, the yolk transformed into a bloody human-shaped embryo.
A Fang screamed in terror and collided with her father as he came home.
"Dad! The pot! The pot! The egg! The egg!"
Lao Nie rushed over to check, but the horrifying scene had vanished; all that remained was a normal egg in the pot.
Lao Nie was puzzled by his daughter's strange behavior and quickly asked, "Did you bring back what you needed?"
It turned out that the one who truly needed the Purple River Carriage was Lao Nie himself.
Lao Nie was originally a con artist who lived a hand-to-mouth existence, barely scraping by. However, by chance, he developed a sinister technique for raising ghostly children.
He colluded with midwives, turning stillborn infants into little ghosts during abortions.
After some training, these little ghosts naturally became his tools for making money.
The method was simple: the little ghosts would sneak into the homes of target clients and create supernatural events, making the victims believe they were haunted.
Since Lao Nie monopolized the exorcism business in the area, clients came to him willingly.
To enhance the little ghosts' powers, Lao Nie fed them Purple River Carriage every day. However, this time, the little ghost seemed particularly resistant; even when Lao Nie whipped it with willow branches, it refused to take a bite.
"Not eating, not eating, not eating, not eating," it protested.
A Fang likely understood that if it continued to consume this substance, it would never have the chance to be reincarnated.
"Hey, keep it down; it can hear you," Lao Nie warned.
After a heated argument between father and daughter, A Fang stormed out and moved into an A Pa rtment secretly bought for her by Ah Wei.
Determined to claim the man she loved, she sent Ah Wei several intimate photos of his wife with other men, intending to drive them A Pa rt.
Ah Wei's wife worked as a drink promoter at a nightclub, and the men in the photos were people A Fang had deliberately hired to create the scenes.
Upon seeing the photos, Ah Wei had a fierce argument with his wife that very night and subsequently left home.
Thus, two "immoral individuals" found themselves sharing the same bed again, unaware that A Fang had attracted something unclean.
That night, when she got up to use the bathroom, she noticed that Ah Wei was missing from her side.
As she searched around in confusion, a sudden chill enveloped her from behind. She turned sharply only to find that her body had become immobile.
The female ghost appeared to be quite young, so for now, let's refer to her as Loli.
Loli slowly pressed herself against A Fang's body, then forcefully tore open her abdomen and dove right in. The sensation of tearing was so painful that A Fang felt as if she were dying.
In no time at all, Loli had completely entered her body. It turned out to be just a nightmare, yet what had just happened felt exceptionally real.
At that moment, A Fang suddenly felt a wave of nausea. As a doctor, Awei sensed something was wrong and grabbed her wrist to check her pulse. To his shock, he discovered that A Fang was pregnant.
Awei couldn't make sense of it; he always made sure to give her a contraceptive injection after their encounters.
Clearly, Awei did not want to take responsibility. He first tried to persuade A Fang to get checked, telling her that if the baby was healthy, they should keep it.
But then he turned around and contacted a friend in obstetrics and gynecology, asking for help in falsifying the examination report.
His friend, clearly experienced in such matters, teased him a bit before agreeing. Little did they know this would lead to trouble.
The two of them chatted in a corner when the friend instinctively leaned against the window. "What if you're interested in getting a sterilization procedure? I should… on the other side."
A Fang continued to encounter strange occurrences; one moment she was enjoying a plate of stir-fried noodles with shredded meat, and the next moment her lunchbox was filled with wriggling maggots!
She regained her composure only to realize it was just an illusion.
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