Chinese Onmyoji

My family once had a bronze drum. The body of the drum was engraved with the words "Hu, yellow, white, green ash, Wulong, wolf, dog, black and everlasting python". The bottom of the drum was engraved with the twenty-four breezes, which are ghosts. The top of the drum was engraved with a picture of a strange sheep eating grass. It is said that this drum was a sacrificial vessel used by shamanism outside the Guan Dynasty to worship the "Jieba Immortal". It was called "Zhenwanxian", and the original owner of the drum was my grandfather. A record of folk anecdotes and strange facts from the 1990s, deciphering the unheard-of "shamans from the south and north of Mao, Zou Yan transforms yin and yang". This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.