Demons and monsters must be familiar to everyone. All kinds of movies, all kinds of books, almost this genre has become a very important element in today's society. However, modern people are all scientific and like to look at the world rationally, which makes us all fall into a contradiction, on the one hand, we have a fear of demons and monsters, and on the other hand, we deliberately question their authenticity.

When it comes to books about demons and monsters, the first thing that comes to everyone's mind must be "Strange Tales of Liao Zhai", there are a total of twenty-four volumes of Liao Zhai, and there are addendums after twenty-four volumes, and there are many small stories in each volume, adding up to depicting hundreds of monsters of different shapes. These monsters have personalities, thoughts, some are sinister, and some are kind, and the vivid descriptions are all empathetic and applauded.

"Writing ghosts and demons is superior, and stabbing greed and stabbing abuse into the wood." This is a couplet inscribed by Guo Moruo for Pu Songling, which summarizes Pu Songling's contribution to his life very intriguingly.

It's just that everyone really thinks that Pu Songling wrote those demons and monsters just to satirize officialdom? Is it just to celebrate the love between men and women? In fact, the first thing we have to do is to sort out the cause and effect before and after, and fictionalize these monsters for the sake of irony: or are there these monsters in the first place, Pu Songling just used them for artistic processing as metaphors.

I'd rather believe the latter, because the former is a multiplier for all the work.

If everyone begins to have a sense of recognition with my words, then this series of stories will have meaning to be told.

Taking a deep breath, we begin this magical journey.

"Strange Tales of Grass and Trees" * The consensus between you and me is being played in the hand, please wait a moment,

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