I Went Ghost Hunting with My Grandpa

I followed it when I was in junior high school. It is comparable to Lin Zhengying's technique. Although it is fake, the description is very vivid and the writing is clear and logical. It gives me the feeling that the author has a huge reserve of folk knowledge and has a delicate description technique. The grandfather in the book seems to be his own grandfather. His eyes follow the silent words, and the pictures begin to connect in my mind. So many years later, I revisited it, not only to see the ending, but also to relive the grandfather in my memory.

I'm also here to review it. I saw it many years ago and I still remember it.

I forgot whether I read it in junior high school or high school. Now that I'm working, I haven't found any similar novels.

I prefer listening to audio, but I haven't been able to find it.

In the past, lazy people could still listen to books. My favorite was the mysterious Koko. Can't find it now

It's really well written and feels very real.

This should be one of the earliest ghost and supernatural novels that I have come across. It has been around for more than ten years and it still leaves a deep impression on me. A very special article, written from the perspective of a grandfather, taking his grandson on an unusual path.

Why aren't there any book reviews? Doesn't anyone like to watch this kind of thing?