Illusions, Lies, Truth

Yu Wo's supernatural comedy, "Illusions, Lies, Truth," promises laughter, mischief, and the bizarre. The story begins with an inexplicable event: returning home to find the number of little girls in the house has doubled from one to two, without explanation. Shockingly, no one else in the family notices this sudden, strange addition, treating it as entirely normal. For the protagonist, Jiang Ziya, their peculiar left eye offers unsettling glimpses into the unseen, serving as either a comfort or a torment. This individual has long embraced willful ignorance as a path to a peaceful, albeit deluded, life. The narrative delves into the mysteries surrounding these bizarre occurrences and the protagonist's unique perspective on reality.