Qing Dynasty Pu Songling's "A certain person in Zhucheng"

A certain person met a bandit and was killed, with his head falling on his chest.

The bandits retreated, and his family picked up his body and prepared to carry it away for burial.

Suddenly I heard him breathing weakly.

If you look closely, you will see that there is still a finger's width of skin at his throat that has not been cut off, and is hanging continuously from his head to his body.

So the family held his head and carried him home.

After a day and a night, he began to moan softly. His family used spoons and chopsticks to feed him some liquid food. The broken skin and flesh gradually grew back together, and he was cured after half a year.

More than ten years later, A and two or three people were chatting at a gathering. One of them told a joke, which made the whole room burst into laughter.

A also clapped excitedly.

Unexpectedly, he laughed too hard. When he raised his head, the original knife mark suddenly broke open, and his head fell off, bleeding profusely.

When everyone looked down at his head, he was already dead and his head was in a different place.

Some pain may seem to have passed, but in fact, deep down, the scars remain unhealed. When it breaks out one day in the future, it may even kill you after infinite amplification.