The Story of the Black and White Ghosts

The Black and White Impermanences were nicknamed the Soul Guide.

The story of the Black and White Ghosts was about two good brothers, Fan Wujiu and Xie Bian. It was said that they were originally ordinary villagers. One day, they went out to do something, but they encountered heavy rain under the bridge. Xie Bian decided to go back to get the umbrella and let Fan Wujiu wait for him on the bridge. However, the heavy rain continued to increase. Fan Wujiu persisted in waiting until he was submerged by the flood. When Xie Bian returned to the bridge, Fan Wujiu was already gone. Xie Bian felt guilty and chose to commit suicide by the bridge. Their loyalty had moved the Jade Emperor, and they were conferred the title of the Emissaries of the Underworld, the Black and White Impermanences.

The Black and White Impermanence is a concept in Buddhism that is often depicted as two impermanence ghosts who are responsible for performing impermanence rituals and rituals to eliminate evil spirits and demons in the human world. In Buddhism, the Black and White Impermanences were considered to be the law enforcers responsible for the implementation of the law of causality in reincarnation. Their stories and meanings mainly involved the following aspects: Story 1: The Story of the Impermanence Ghost Legend has it that a long time ago, there was a ghost called Black Impermanence who was often responsible for the task of eliminating evil ghosts. One day, Black Impermanence met a ghost called White Impermanence during his mission. The two fell in love at first sight. However, White Impermanence told Black Impermanence that he had entered the cycle of reincarnation and could only return to the human world in the next cycle. In order for him to return to the human world, Black Impermanence decided to help him complete his reincarnation. Story 2: The Impermanence of Black and White In Buddhism, the story of the Black and White Impermanence has a profound meaning that can help us better understand the nature of life and death. Black Impermanence represented impermanence, which meant that life and the world were ever-changing and there was no eternal unchanging thing. People must accept this and learn to adapt to change in order to succeed in life. White Impermanence represented the law of causality, which meant that good would be rewarded with good and evil with evil. People should uphold justice and kindness and try their best to help others to avoid bad karma. The story of the Black and White Impermanence tells us that life is like a journey. We must learn to accept change, adapt to change, and uphold justice and kindness in order to succeed in this ever-changing world.

The Black and White Ghosts were called siblings on the surface in Painting of the Bad People of Jianghu, but they were not actually related by blood. They were two orphans adopted by General Chang Jin under Zhu Wen and later became the Black and White Impermanences under the Underworld Emperor. Therefore, according to the information provided, the Black and White Ghosts were not siblings.

Seeing the Black and White Impermanence was a legendary phenomenon. According to different theories, it might have different meanings and omens. Seeing the Black and White Ghosts in a dream could mean that they might encounter difficulties or troubles recently, or even life-threatening. For married women and working women, this may mean that they face some restrictions or pressure in work or interpersonal relationships. For unmarried women, dreaming of the Black and White Ghosts pursuing them might mean that their family would interfere with their emotional life and might be arranged for a blind date. However, these explanations were based on superstition and folklore, and there was no scientific basis to prove their accuracy. Therefore, there was no clear conclusion as to the true meaning of seeing the Black and White Ghosts.

The Black and White Ghosts were not blood brothers. They were sworn brothers, and their names were Xie Bi 'an and Fan Wujiu. They grew up together and shared many memories and activities. According to folk legends, they were given the name Black and White Ghosts because of their loyalty and faith, and they became the great gods of the underworld. Therefore, although they had a deep brotherhood, they were not related by blood.

The Black and White Impermanences were distributed in many places in the Onmyoji game, including the Boss in Chapter 16, the Three Pure Princess in Chapter 24, the fourth floor of the Soul Control Dungeon, the sixth floor of the Riverside Nurseries, the seventh floor of the Demon Sword Secret Manual, the sixth floor of the Umbrella Sword Protection, the ninth floor of the Green Lamp Hundred Monogatari, the first floor of the Summer Wind Poetry, the ninth floor of the Rain Maiden's Waiting, the sixth floor of the Storm Summit, and the ninth and tenth floors of the Blood Moon. Among them, players were recommended to farm at the Storm Summit or the Blood Moon. There were two White Impermanences in these places, so the efficiency would be higher.