The Man Who Plays The Flute At Night

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16 years ago has passed after the sadistic death of Wei Ying, his vengeance and cursed on Nothern Qi hasn't yet been forgotten or ended. The youngsters still bears in mind the advices of their elderly to not wander around at night, especially when clock strikes 8. Famous folklore of Northern Qi revolves around the most beautiful and talented gisaeng man named Wei Ying who became the first love and 1st empress of Emperor Wang Ji is very popular in Northern Qi who died in sadistic and torturous death while he was heavily pregnant with the 1st princess of Northern Qi. In the brink of his death he swore vengeance to everyone who had took his lives away and for taking his daughter from him, he put cursed on the great land of Emperor Wang Ji, that he will play his chenqing flute and the one who is chosen to hear the sounds of the flute,  will suffer an unpeaceful lives that will drive them insane or eventually ended their own life. 

Regulations of the eldest still followed, however, those advices never works with DaiYu, an ignorant, rebellious and stubborn, 16 years teenaged noble lady, the daughter of a beautiful feminine nobleman, Lord Hua Wu Xie, who never held a flute yet set her goals to be an honored flutist of her country. Lord Hua always told her to switch another dreams but his words are just like wind to her.She would wander the forest at night, when everybody stays home, to do her things, that causes her to be noticed by the vengeful spirit of Wei Ying, that later she was chosen to be his next victim. One night, at the forest, while she was about to do her hunting, she found the cursed chenqing flutes stranded on the ground at the exact spots where Wei Ying had died. She picked it and brought it home. Ever since that day, she always feels like "someone"was watching her every steps. A mysterious sounds of a flute always played, that made her cry as if she was longing for something, A dream she started to have, the dreams of the memories of her own pasts...

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