Cao Xiaoyang, who lives in embarrassment, inherited the legacy of a building left by his second uncle. He thought that fortune would turn around, but he never thought that this was actually a spiritual building for ghosts to live in. For eight hundred years, this place has been a way station for ghosts to go to the underworld. As a descendant of the Cao family who has guarded the spiritual building for generations, Cao Xiaoyang will encounter many bizarre ghost things...
Reader comments
The plot is rigorous and the word count is not high. The only shortcoming is that the ending comes too quickly. I really like the past and present lives described by the author. In fact, from the beginning, I felt that Tang Wenwen had some connection with the male protagonist. The foreshadowing was laid when we were at the Huangquan Inn. When I heard Tang Wenwen's words "Actually, I didn't blame you at all" at the end, I really thought, and then I figured out why Tang Wenwen wanted to take action with the male protagonist in the inn, but for some reason, she seemed to be willing to accept the male protagonist. It turned out that they were a couple. From the watchman to the charterer, I have come to like the author's writing style more and more. Various elements such as the underworld Buddhist corpse ancestral master sect Asura Miaojiang Shenggu, etc., Make it not boring and monotonous. The male protagonist this time is the reincarnation of Manzhushahua. The storyline surrounding Mandala Flower and Manzhushahua is very novel. I mentioned Yinglong before and I thought it was the reincarnation of Yinglong. After reading the author's previous works, I can actually write about the plots of Dunhuang Feitian and Loulan War. As for the origin of Mandalahua and Manzhushahua this time, I thought of Bai Jin and Tengshe, the two guardians of Nuwa. It would be a big project to write about them hahaha. It's actually a pity for Chi Xiaoyue and Xu Xiaoxuan that the past has disappeared. It should be easier for me hehe. This book is highly recommended, I love reading it [Sending my heart]
The plot is rigorous and the word count is not high. The only shortcoming is that the ending comes too quickly. I really like the past and present lives described by the author. In fact, from the beginning, I felt that Tang Wenwen had some connection with the male protagonist. The foreshadowing was laid when we were at the Huangquan Inn. When I heard Tang Wenwen's words "Actually, I didn't blame you at all" at the end, I really thought, and then I figured out why Tang Wenwen wanted to take action with the male protagonist in the inn, but for some reason, she seemed to be willing to accept the male protagonist. It turned out that they were a couple. From the watchman to the charterer, I have come to like the author's writing style more and more. Various elements such as the underworld Buddhist corpse ancestral master sect Asura Miaojiang Shenggu, etc., Make it not boring and monotonous. The male protagonist this time is the reincarnation of Manzhushahua. The storyline surrounding Mandala Flower and Manzhushahua is very novel. I mentioned Yinglong before and I thought it was the reincarnation of Yinglong. After reading the author's previous works, I can actually write about the plots of Dunhuang Feitian and Loulan War. As for the origin of Mandalahua and Manzhushahua this time, I thought of Bai Jin and Tengshe, the two guardians of Nuwa. It would be a big project to write about them hahaha. It's actually a pity for Chi Xiaoyue and Xu Xiaoxuan that the past has disappeared. It should be easier for me hehe. This book is highly recommended, I love reading it [Sending my heart]
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