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Strange Things in Luohun Village
The Mysteries of Luohun Village is a suspenseful work of the Republic of China with folk customs and supernatural powers. Shen Yanzhi, a young Western medicine doctor, accidentally entered Luohun Village in western Hunan on a rainy night and found that all the villagers had purple finger marks on their necks. Nine inverted porcelain bowls on the altar table in the ancestral hall concealed the Big Dipper array. When he was delivering the baby, he lifted the taboo red cloth, and the long hair in t
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I Was Reborn as Emperor in the Ming Dynasty
Rebirth: I Will Be Emperor of the Ming Dynasty is a Ming Dynasty time travel fantasy that combines steampunk, cultivation civilization and quantum science fiction. Lin Shen, a modern archeology student, fell off a cliff and passed through Jiajing Emperor Zhu Houcong's soul, only to find that the emperor's consciousness was competing with him for body dominance. When he discovered a steam engine from the Hongwu period in the Forbidden City, witnessed the combination of cultivation formations and
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The Broken Lamp Illuminates the Corpse
——When the living dead begin to count the footprints of your previous life, a centuries-old blood curse is buried in the broken corpse bell. In Chenjia Village at the intersection of the Yangtze River and Yuanjiang River, the villagers are taboo on fish and meat, but every family hangs a blood-soaked flag to drive away corpses. The ancestral hall displays the black order flag used to send meat rice dumplings from southern Fujian, but the bronze mask of the Xiangxi Wu Nuo is hidden in the shrine.
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Kirigakure Blood Festival
In order to find his sister Lin Xiaowan, Lin Xiaoman entered the foggy hidden village surrounded by the virgin forest. The blood moon reflects on the cliff, and 108 human skin lanterns hang from the thousand-year-old locust tree. In the flickering light, each one seems to contain the sobs of the deceased; dark red blood stains ooze from the coffin hanging on the cliff wall, and the silver lock of my sister is hanging around the neck of a mummy from the Ming Dynasty. The monument keeper warned th
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