Shamanism in the Northeast

This work is excellent, the plot is even better, it's gripping and makes you want to keep watching; you won't want to put it down! Thumbs up!

This is a very well-written book. I feel the title could be changed to make it even better. The story doesn't focus much on horses; the protagonist mostly relies on himself and rarely depends on the "immortal." Set in the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, the author satirizes some social phenomena of the time. Upon reflection, isn't this just a reflection of reality? The last few chapters, in particular, are very realistic. I hope there's a sequel. A highly recommended book!

It's too short; the Nine-Tails hasn't even left the mountain yet. Let's continue with the ending. Please keep updating! 🙏🙏🙏 Please. Don't keep updating like you're squeezing toothpaste.

It's really good! The story has a grand setting. As someone from Northeast China, I'm particularly interested in this type of book. Keep up the good work, author!

I hope the author will continue the story! 😙😙 It's alright, author. Please, author.

At a particular time, I saw it by chance and seemed to understand something: life is impermanent, and we go through many twists and turns; each stage is a form of cultivation.

Good, very good, rich in content

It's well-written. It's almost like a suspense film; good guys instantly become bad guys, and bad guys are immediately exonerated. It started strong but ended weakly. The beginning was very well written, but the style changed in order to make up for the ending.

The beginning looked good. [OK]

Good, looks exciting.