『Lam Kau · Lam Ching-ying』
Deep in the mountains, fellow disciples turn against each other; a golden coffin is struck by lightning, and a priest commits suicide to die for the Dao. During the Ghost Festival, a hundred ghosts walk the night; some indulge their sons into becoming demons, while others tearfully execute their own brothers. A twenty-year Feng Shui scheme brings swift retribution; with peach wood swords and raging fire burning the Jiangshi, only then do they realize the rules cannot be broken. Western bats fear no Taoist talismans, and chemical agents modify corpses—Taoist magic cannot remain stagnant; both the cross and silver needles are righteous ways. Smoke curls from the altar of spirit infants; Zhegu braves the Red and White Double Clash alone, waiting half her life for just a single look. Master Jiushu spent his life guarding the mortuary, drawing talismans, and standing at the boundary of Yin and Yang with sword in hand, all for that single saying: 'There is righteousness in the human world, and demons shall not prevail.'
"People are divided into good and bad, and corpses are divided into Jiangshi and dead bodies. A person becomes bad because they fail to make something of themselves; a corpse becomes a Jiangshi becaus