The Record of Leading the Souls of Western Hunan

The protagonist Chen Jiu has lived in seclusion in Luoxiaping, western Hunan with his grandfather since he was a child. He has passed down the secret technique of attracting souls from generation to generation, and has been exposed to strange things from an early age. When he was eighteen years old, his grandfather disappeared mysteriously, leaving only half a volume of soul-drawing remnants, a ghost lamp, and a warning: Don't cross the resentful soul, don't fall into the underworld, and don't touch a century-old case. But the yin and yang in the mountain villages in western Hunan are in chaos. There are ghosts carrying coffins on the mountain roads in the middle of the night, ghosts in old houses in deserted villages weeping blood, wedding dresses turning into ghosts, and children crying at night to connect with the yin spirits. A series of folklore mysteries broke out one after another, villagers died tragically, evil spirits haunted people, and the village was shrouded in gloom. Chen Jiu was forced to break his precepts and leave the mountain. Holding a soul-inducing bell and a pure yang treacherous pulse, he walked on the Yin Road in Western Hunan to attract the souls of dead people in vain, break the shady situation among the people, and suppress evil spirits. Classic cases in the unit: a ghost carrying a coffin on a rainy night, a ghost marrying a ghost in a deserted house, a scapegoat on a mountain road, a ghost locked in an ancient well, and a night spirit crying in a graveyard. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.