Goddess Bless You From Death

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Summary

"I didn’t do it. It was… it was the work of a ghost." With just that single statement, ‘Thup,’ a young man with extraordinary senses, found himself involved in the investigation of a mysterious murder case alongside Inspector ‘Singha,’ a man so driven by reason and logic that he refused to believe in the supernatural. However, what they encountered was far beyond the boundaries of logic. Before them stood not only the culprits they had to confront; the deeper they delved, the more unforeseen dangers they uncovered. A murder case that connected the past to the present. Ancient beliefs tied to the supernatural. Greed that led to death. And trust that formed into relationships. What would the two of them do when death threatened to take those close to them at any moment?

Status
Complete
Chapters
56
Rating
5.0 2 reviews
Age Rating
16+

Prologue

....Thailand is a country rich in religious beliefs. People are always taught to have beliefs and are free to adhere to any religion. Everyone has the right and freedom to believe what they want.

By observing religious rituals and other things that can be seen in general, it is clear that there is a strong belief in the existence of ghosts or gods. All gods have names and they worship them. They even believe that guardian spirits or ancestors are always around us. Many types of offerings, incense and candles can be found in various locations, from winding paths, quiet valleys, crossroads or even irregularly growing trees.

These actions and beliefs were passed down from generation to generation as something no one thought about or questioned. However, it cannot be denied that people accept it because it is a belief.

Nowadays, humans are beginning to find several things to rely on. Whether to worship a god, in the name of the gods of China, India or all Brahma, including ghosts and demons. However, how do we know we are worshiping? I believe it is done by worshiping and honoring what we truly believe. And this is not a matter of careless respect, for something else, hidden with that belief....

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