out of my head

Most likely not. Usually, when something is labeled as such, it's often a work of imagination rather than based on real events. But you never know for sure without further research.

It depends. There's no clear consensus on whether it's based on a real event or purely fictional.

Dongfang Yuechu was one of the main characters in the Chinese manga " Little Fox Matchmaker." He was loved by the majority of fans because of his outstanding abilities and deep feelings for Tushan Reddie. In the field of online literature and animation, Dongfang Yueyue's avatar was often used to express various emotions, including sadness. In the online literature and animation community, one could often see Dongfang Yuechu's profile picture being used as an expression of sadness. These avatars would usually choose a picture of Dongfang Yueyue with a deep expression or a melancholic look. Sometimes, they would be accompanied by some sad words or quote classic lines or plots from " The Fox Demon Little Matchmaker " to express sympathy for the character's fate or emotional experience. For example, you might see Dongfang Yuechu's portrait gazing into the distance under the moonlight, or his portrait at a certain moment when he was communicating with Mud Mountain Red. These could be used to express sadness. In addition, some avatars might use darker colors or add some symbolic elements, such as falling leaves, raindrops, etc., to enhance the sad atmosphere. In online literature, Dongfang Yuechu's avatar could also be used as a chapter illustration or as part of the character introduction to enhance the reader's understanding of the character's emotions. In some emotional online literature works, Dongfang Yuechu's avatar might even be used as an emotional symbol of the entire story to resonate with the readers. In short, the sad expression of Dongfang Yueyue's portrait was a very common form of creation in many online literature and animation communities. It conveyed the emotional depth of the character and the tragic beauty of the story by choosing the right picture and matching it with the right words. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the original work of " Little Fox Demon Matchmaker " to understand the plot in advance!

It depends on various factors, such as the description and perspective presented in the novel. Maybe you need to analyze the context carefully.

However, from a scientific perspective, there's no evidence to prove that spirits exist and tell stories. It could be that these stories are just products of our subconscious mind. Maybe our minds create these stories based on things we've seen, read, or experienced in some way.

Scary images like ghosts with long white gowns and chains. They often pop into my head.

One story could be when I was sick as a kid. My mom sat by my bedside, and eventually laid her head on my lap. I gently stroked her hair, and it was a moment of quiet comfort. We didn't need to say much. Just that simple act made me feel better.

It depends on the specific description and illustration within the novel. Maybe it's a subjective perception that can vary from reader to reader.

Not sure. This might be a subjective perception. It could be influenced by how the author describes the situation and your own imagination while reading.

I'm not sure if 'Shanghai Sweetheart' is an adaptation of the novel 'My Ugly Mushroom Head.' Because my knowledge ends in 2021, I can't check the latest online information. If you can provide more background information, I will try my best to answer your questions.