It must be said, "Three cobblers with their wits combined equal Zhuge Liang" indeed makes sense.
Thanks to Chitanda's remarks, Duanmu Huai finally remembered that ghost stories are something that teenagers love the most. In the box office data of the horror movie he starred in, more than half of the contributions came from them.
Moreover, Japanese ghost stories are very different from those in other places.
That is, they tell you the solution.
In Chinese ghost stories, the final solution usually involves going to a temple or finding a Taoist to solve the problem.
Western ghost stories mostly rely on demon hunters or priests.
Only Japanese ghost stories are different; they are rooted in life, and the solutions are quite practical.
For instance, the famous Slit-Mouthed Woman story, everyone knows it's a woman wearing a mask who asks you "Am I pretty?" If you say "pretty," she'll slit your mouth and say "Then you'll be like me," and if you say "not pretty," she'll kill you.
