The most terrifying thing was that it seemed only she could see and hear those ghosts; the guards, maids, and servants protecting her were completely oblivious. So much so that when she screamed about ghosts, everyone thought she had gone mad.

Gradually, the guards, maids, servants, and even Granny Zheng all looked at her as if she were a madwoman…

Amidst the misunderstanding and indifference of others, Mu Rou'er's despair grew wildly like weeds.

She felt as if she were isolated in a deserted world, surrounded by endless darkness and terror.

The screams and roars of those ghosts echoed in her ears, making it impossible for her to escape this endless torment.

She tried to explain to those around her the existence of ghosts, but each time she was dismissed as rambling nonsense.

Her voice gradually became hoarse, and her eyes were filled with helplessness and despair.

She even began to wonder if she was really going crazy to see these terrifying ghosts.

Mu Rou'er was on the verge of a mental breakdown; she didn't know how much longer she could hold on.

Amidst this endless torment, Mu Rou'er's body also began to develop problems.

She became haggard and emaciated, like a flower about to wither.

Her eyes became empty and lifeless, as if she had lost all hope.

This continued for three whole days. On the fourth day, the carriage slowly drove into a deep valley.

The surrounding mountains soared into the clouds, as if they were about to tear the sky apart, and an eerie atmosphere permeated the valley, as if something ominous was about to happen.