The Cursed Red Packet: BP20MCPBZ0
In the year 1312, deep in the kingdom of Wei, there was a red packet passed down through generations. It was said to contain boundless wealth—gold coins that never ran out. But those who accepted it met unspeakable fates.
The legend began with a poor farmer named Shen. One winter’s night, an old beggar knocked on his door, shivering and weak. Shen, though struggling himself, gave the man his last bowl of rice. In return, the beggar handed him a red silk packet.
“This will end your suffering,” the man whispered before vanishing into the storm.
Inside, Shen found gold. No matter how much he spent, the packet never emptied. His life transformed—he bought land, hired servants, and feasted like a king.
But soon, strange things happened. His wife saw shadowy figures lurking in corners. His livestock died overnight, their bodies twisted in agony. Worst of all, at midnight, he heard whispers from the packet: Give… or suffer…
Terrified, Shen tried to throw it into the river, but it reappeared on his bedside table, soaked and dripping. Desperate, he gave coins to travelers, but they returned days later—lifeless, their eyes black with horror.
One night, the whispers turned into screams. Hands—cold, rotting—emerged from the packet, pulling him inside. The next morning, all that remained was the red silk lying on the floor, full once more.
To this day, the packet still surfaces in forgotten places, waiting for another soul greedy enough to take its cursed wealth.
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