Ma Xian rituals, shamanism, witchcraft and poison, ancient Nuo ceremonies, spirit-summoning, planchette writing: all kinds of strange and uncanny tales from China.
China is teeming with esoteric arts and mysterious techniques.
In the depths of hell, a pair of lovers weep among the dead, condemned to spend eternity in the underworld for love.
Their anguished screams rise from the scorching lava. In return, beneath a sky of cherry blossoms, you stand alone, keeping watch.
A woman lies struggling within the Gate of Ten Thousand Ghosts, leaving behind tears of despair and happiness.
A goddess reborn in the Fountain of Life returns, vowing to avenge her family and destroy her blood enemies.
The decisive God of the Underworld weeps on a lonely, dark cliff.
The fox spirit who has watched over the world for a thousand years forges a love to last just as long in her final moments.
Behind the surging undercurrents, what demons and monsters are pulling the strings?
Lead an army of thousands into battle, and slay the traitors and foreign invaders.
It's well-written and aligns with many things, but Lin Xin isn't in this line of work yet insists on getting involved, causing trouble for others, which is very disliked.
It's good, but there seems to be a typo; it's a bit hard to understand.
I've watched it 5 or 6 times; the content is quite good.
Very exciting and rich in content