When I was in a world of unconventional rules and taboos

The sun rises in the east,

When the sun shines on the earth and illuminates the mountains...

The originally gloomy and terrifying cemetery has become more peaceful.

Under a large tree in the southern cemetery, several "Calabash Brothers" who were tied up tightly were snoring like sleeping piglets, and some were even talking in their sleep.

"You bastard, when my dad finds out, he'll definitely avenge me. I'll hang you up too..."

"Father, save me, save me..."

"Second brother, don't be afraid, your eldest brother is here. I will protect you..."

"My older brother's dead, so I'm the older brother now..."

"..."

That's the good thing about kids—they're carefree. Even if they're hung up all night, they can still sleep. If it were an adult, they'd probably be too scared to sleep all night.

Su Ming didn't dwell too much on their unpleasant ramblings; after all, he wasn't a petty person.

He grabbed a vine that was lying nearby, swung it around casually, and made a loud "whoosh" sound.

It instantly woke up a group of "Calabash Brothers" who were sleeping soundly.

Having been beaten with a cane the night before, they were already conditioned to the sound of the cane. Upon waking and seeing the man and dog in front of them, they immediately barked.

"Grandpa Su!" "Grandpa Su!" "Grandpa Su!" "Grandpa..."

The brat who had just been cursing in his sleep instantly turned pale with fright upon seeing the person approaching, as if he had seen a ghost. Afraid that his sleep-talking had been overheard and he would be punished again, he quickly plastered on a fawning smile.

He calls his grandfather so affectionately, like a real grandson.

Looking at this scene, someone who didn't know better would think that Su Ming had entered the world of "Calabash Brothers" instead of the supernatural dungeon "The Gravekeeper".

Viewers in China watching the live stream couldn't help but burst into laughter at the comical scene.

However, Su Ming was a little sleepy at the moment and wanted to go back to sleep as soon as possible. He didn't bother with these little devils too much. After picking the "Calabash Brothers" off the tree one by one, he yawned and waved his hand, just like shooing away flies.

"Get out!"

Seeing that the Great Demon King was really going to release them, the few mischievous kids were as excited as Sun Wukong, who had been suppressed for five hundred years, being unsealed. They trembled with excitement and hurriedly ran towards the village, afraid that Su Ming behind them would change his mind.

"Why do I always feel that Su Ge's actions have a deeper meaning? According to rule five, these unruly kids should have been driven away last night, but he tied them up and kept them tied up all night."

"It must be because Brother Su is kind-hearted. If we had chased these naughty kids away last night, what if they had encountered danger? It would have been safest to let them go after the sun came out the next day."

"I thought Brother Su would ask them about the village, but he just let them go. That was a bit unexpected!"

"That's right, I think the same way as the person upstairs. It's obvious that Su Family Village plays an important role in this ghost story instance."

"Damn it, these brats are a menace. Su Ming should have killed them. Just look at how they were talking in their sleep. They're thinking about revenge, which will definitely cause trouble in the future."

"Where does all this hostility come from? Killing without warning? Do you think Brother Su is that kind of maniac? Besides, Brother Su has always been unconventional and unique. Everything he does has a deeper meaning. What do you know?"

Because of Su Ming's action of letting the naughty child go, the audience in China immediately started discussing it again.

Some people thought that Su Ming should take this opportunity to get some information about the village out of the brat.

Some people believe that unruly children are a menace and will definitely come back, so it's better to just dig a hole and bury them to get rid of them once and for all.

Some even believe that Su Ming's actions may have other hidden meanings, since it is always difficult to guess Su Ming's thoughts.

The world of ghost stories.

Su Ming stood on the mountain, basking in the warm sunshine, looking down at several dark figures running so fast they were almost invisible.

His eyes gleamed with an eerie light, and a smile crept across his lips.

What important things could a few foolish kids who dare to come to the cemetery in the middle of the night and pull out knives know?

Their little heads can't hold anything else except eating, drinking, having fun, and courting death.

How much could they possibly know?

Having a keen understanding of psychology, he could naturally see that these mischievous kids, though seemingly obedient, actually hated him to death and would definitely go back to complain to the adults.

Rather than getting some nonsense from a few bratty kids, it's better to learn something from the adults behind them that he wants to know.

At that time, all the hidden dangers will be eliminated in one fell swoop.

This is exactly what he wanted!

If Su Ming could see the audience arguing endlessly and trying to steer the conversation, he would only smile dismissively.

Murder? It's simple, but it wouldn't achieve what he wanted.

What he was about to do was even more ruthless than killing someone.

Because what he wants to do is destroy people's hearts.

Those brats thought they were free and could get their revenge.

But they haven't realized it yet.

Another calamity awaits them on the mountain.

"Let's go, go back to your room and sleep."

Su Ming yawned sleepily and nudged the busy, silly dog ​​at his feet.

This guy has somehow found a colorful "spicy snack" and is happily munching on it.

Seeing its owner walk away, the silly dog ​​quickly followed after him.

After returning to the house, Su Ming changed out of the "gravekeeper" clothes and put on the linen clothes again.

He is still keeping vigil at this moment, and he cannot take off his mourning clothes.

After changing his clothes, he poured the half-full jar of grain wine into a bowl, placed it in front of the offerings on the coffin, lit three incense sticks, and silently bowed.

Then, yawning and rubbing his eyes, he lay down on the wooden bed.

In less than three seconds, I fell into a deep sleep.

The silly dog ​​crouched under the bed, single-mindedly munching on spicy snacks while guarding its owner.

Suddenly, the rice jar in the corner was pried open a crack.

A small head furtively peered outwards, observing the situation.

Upon seeing that Su Ming was actually sleeping soundly in bed,

And the bowl of wine in the center of the offerings, exuding the fragrance of grains.

A strange look appeared in those beady green eyes.

.....

Just as Su Ming had predicted, the few unruly kids who had been let go did indeed harbor resentment towards him, feeling extremely aggrieved and wanting to go back and complain.

However, they forgot one thing: their disappearance for a whole night had alerted the entire village, and they were searching for them everywhere.

The mischievous kid, who had just returned to the village entrance, was caught by his parents, who were furious after searching for him, and nearly beaten to death.

In the moment of crisis, the ringleader quickly shifted the blame, revealing that he had been hanging from the tree overnight, while obscuring many details.

As a result, Su Daqiang, the father of the unruly child, instantly exploded. Blinded by anger, he didn't bother to think about the "tricks" involved and directly led a group of villagers, armed with weapons, to go and demand an explanation from Su Ming.

...

Just as Su Ming began to sleep and rest, the other chosen ones were not so comfortable.

At this moment, they also have to deal with the child's corpse.