Weaving Nightmares?

The Tunnel Female Ghost chases passing vehicles because she wants someone to save her child. If a driver stops to pick her up, she will sit in the car and follow them until they are guided to the scene of her child's death.

For those who refuse to let her in and heartlessly drive away, the ghost leaves something special behind in their vehicle.

Compared to the child who has turned into a Monster, the Tunnel Female Ghost is actually quite kind.

Trapped, watching death approach with his own eyes—that bone-deep agony is something The Little Boy can never forget.

His clear eyes were consumed by resentment and hatred; he loathes everything, seeks revenge on everything, and tears apart everything he sees, using their bodies to fill the void of his own incompleteness.

If you encounter that Red-Clothed female ghost in the tunnel, at most there will be a traffic accident; the car will be wrecked, but the people will likely be fine.

But if you run into that child, there is basically only one path: death.

A Vengeful Spirit is, after all, a Vengeful Spirit. Grudges have veiled their eyes and blinded their hearts, becoming the very meaning of their existence.

Chen Ge listened patiently to the story of the Tunnel Female Ghost and her child. It was a tragedy. Human nature is gray, shifting between good and evil. As a bystander, he had no right to judge right from wrong; he could only listen in silence.

With no one to help, the child was trapped inside the car, and the mother chose to return to accompany him, seeking death of her own volition.

In Chen Ge's view, the reason the child later turned into a monster—with resentment far exceeding that of his mother—was likely due to a sense