Craftsman: I Have a Silk Shop

Name: Craftsman: I Have a Silk Shop
Author: Don't Know How The Wind Blows

by Don't Know How The Wind Blows

completed Xuanhuan Eastern Fantasy Male Lead

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95Kwords45chapters

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About This Novel

My grandfather died mysteriously, and the silk shop that has been passed down from generation to generation in the family is in urgent need of inheritance. Wanting to stay away from his gloomy ancestral legacy, he was forced to return to his hometown, only to discover that his grandfather's death was no accident. The second cousin, Chen Baozhen, colludes with outsiders to betray the family and kills her parents with a secret magic silk man. Zhao Minghuai, the successor of the Northern Silk Man, had already been eyeing him in Peiping. The strange woman in a dress on the train turned out to be a murderous living Silk Man. The southern Chen family's silk fabrics are decorated with the blood of the craftsman, which can attract evil spirits and drive away evil spirits, and can also be turned into a murderous weapon. But now that Eastern forces have penetrated, people from all walks of life are eyeing the Chen family's secret skills. Facing internal strife within his family and covetousness from foreign enemies, Chen Wangzhi had to regain the ancestral craftsmanship that he had abandoned. The two natal silk figures "Qin Liangyu" and "Nezha" in his hands awakened again, and a strange story that combined folk magic, family and country justice, and the fate of the craftsman unfolded-- When the eyes of the silk man are stained with blood, they are not only guarding the Chen family's century-old foundation, but also the thousand-year-old craftsmanship that is about to be lost in troubled times. Chen Wangzhi's investigation went deeper and deeper, and he gradually realized that the matter was not simple. It turns out that this organization is targeting not only murderous weapons like silk figures, but also the craftsmanship passed down for generations in the paper-making shop, the masks used by the Nuo opera troupe to ward off evil spirits, the treasures kept by old craftsmen at the bottom of boxes, and even the secret method of delineating the Chenzhou Talisman to exorcise corpses... It is clear that they want to dig into the roots of folk craftsmanship. A bloody storm has already reached the brow.