The mysterious death of Chinese actor Yu Menglong continues to spark intense online discussions, with new claims and rumors. The new twist in the case has been going viral on social media.
The case surrounding Yu Menglong's death is once again in the news. New claims and rumors are surfacing on social media, adding to the mystery. According to a bizarre rumor circulating online, Yu Menglong received a black death warrant after his death, a supposed order issued from the underworld that empowers spirits to take revenge on their killers.
Meanwhile, actress Song Yiren recently posted on social media that she feels like someone is after her, and is looking for a way to ward off evil spirits. The timing of this post has further fueled discussions linking Yu Menglong's death to these claims.
A story is going viral on a livestream from Taiwan's Xuan Ji Temple, claiming that immediately after Yu's death, a goddess appeared before him, comforted him, and took him to meet Yama in the underworld. It was said that Yama, breaking the rules, issued a Black Death Warrant, considered the most powerful command of the underworld, allowing a deceased soul to return to the living world to seek revenge on its killers.
Online discussions claim that 17 such warrants have been issued against those allegedly involved in Yu Menglong's death. Some reports also state that Yu's soul appeared severely injured, as if it had suffered terrible torture before death. It was said that the goddess later restored it, and October 1st is said to be the day when Yu began his revenge.
Meanwhile, rumors of Song Yiren traveling to Thailand to obtain a protective amulet have been met with sarcasm by some netizens—It's no use, Yu Menglong has a Black Warrant, no one can save him now. While there has been no official confirmation of these claims, the horrifying details and coincidences have once again made Yu Menglong's death a topic of national debate.
According to Taiwanese media, the Black Death Warrant is considered the most terrifying command of the underworld. It differs from the black flag flown at any ordinary temple. It is said that when it is issued, the deceased soul returns to earth accompanied by the soldiers of the underworld—the Seventh and Eighth Lords—and takes revenge on its killers. Once this command is issued, even the gods cannot intervene, except if the soul harms an innocent person.
In 2019, a similar story went viral on an online group called the Ghost and Supernatural Society in Taiwan. It told the story of two childhood friends, one of whom murdered his own friend during a drunken rage. The perpetrator was jailed, but never apologized.
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