Why did Empress Dowager Cixi let Lu of the Han Dynasty take the blame for being afraid of ghosts?

Friends who are familiar with Qing history know that Empress Dowager Cixi is very afraid of ghosts. In particular, The Memoirs of Maids in Charge of Empress Dowager Cixi recorded many real cases of Empress Dowager Cixi's fear of ghosts. In the previous article, we once told a typical story of Empress Dowager Cixi's fear of ghosts: It is said that before the end of July 15th, Empress Dowager Cixi ordered her to go down early, and all the things that had been lost inexplicably recently were not allowed to be found back-because in Empress Dowager Cixi's view, it was probably those little devils who took a fancy to this kind of thing for a few days and then sent it back. If it is not easy to find, the consequences will be unimaginable. In addition, around July 15, Empress Dowager Cixi changed her routine-not only did she no longer visit Kunming Lake in the Summer Palace by boat, but even her habit of walking around the lake every evening was suspended. What I'm afraid of is the so-called kid in the lake, pulling himself into the water. Then, why did Empress Dowager Cixi, who held the power of life and death in her palm, experience a river of blood and killed countless people, but she was so afraid of ghosts? If you have to find a reason, then the blame must be borne by Lv Hou of the Han Dynasty. Everyone is familiar with Lv Hou, the wife of Emperor Gaozu Liu Bang, who took power for seventeen years after his death and brutally killed Qi's wife, her mother and two other sons. As a political figure, Empress Dowager Cixi especially likes listening to Mr. Shu's story about Liu Banghe, so these things are very clear to Empress Dowager Cixi. Therefore, the tragic death of Lv Hou is also very taboo for Empress Dowager Cixi herself-as the Empress Dowager who has been in power for many years and killed countless people, it will inevitably be noticed!