Chongqing Road Shadows: Catching Ghosts in the Maoshan River

Maoshan Taoism is not what you think. Do you think Maoshan Taoist priests can only draw talismans and recite mantras? Wrong. Soul Calling - Use a red rope, a bowl of water, and three chopsticks to call back the frightened soul of a child. When the chopsticks stand in the bowl, the soul comes back. Suppress the corpse - lay glutinous rice on the floor, seal the coffin with ink, and nail the limbs with peach wood. No matter how ferocious the corpse is, it will not be able to turn over. When the glutinous rice turns black, the corpse poison is pulled out. Collecting water ghosts - Dip a wicker stick in talisman water and draw it out of the river. Every time you draw it, there will be one less water ghost. When the willow branch breaks, just replace it with another one and smoke it until the river calms down. To save the Yin Soldiers - recite the Sutra of Saving People, if you cannot recite it seven times once, and if you cannot recite it seven times, it must be recited forty-nine times. The Yin soldiers lined up and walked out of the air-raid shelter, walked past the monument, saluted with a military salute, and then turned into points of light and dispersed. Various addresses in the novel - Qixinggang, Tongyuanmen, Jingang Pagoda, Huangjueya, Ciqikou, Shibati, Fengdu Ghost Town, etc. - Are all based on real place names in Chongqing, but the stories are purely fictitious and any similarities are purely coincidental. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.