Introduction:
Xuefeng Mountain in Hunan was formerly known as Meishan.
It was called Chu Mountain in ancient times, and it was also called Kuaiji Mountain before that.
Kuaiji and Wuling Mountain are both called Kunlun in ancient times.
Meishan has a technique called Zhuyou, and the third department has the technique of "raising a baby from a corpse".
This thing is extremely evil. There are six characters but no eight characters. The corpse is pregnant and nourished by Yin, and the birth has no daylight.
Although it reaches the sky and subdues the earth, if it grows to the point where it attracts evil spirits, it is a good time to practice.
If you are born like this, you can go against the will of heaven and become an evil god.
There are a lot of unconfirmed rumors in the book.
To believe in science, please read rationally.
Reader comments
It's a good book, but why is there no one there? Hope to stick with it.
So far, it's pretty good. It doesn't have too many bad points. I plan to follow this book and give the author timely feedback to correct the shortcomings.
Okay, I can read it at three o'clock in the middle of the night. I have read a lot of supernatural novels now, and yours is also very good. But I didn't dare to turn over when I was reading it, for fear that there would be something behind me [smile] [smile] [smile]
Many things are true. Meishan and Yinshan are both true. There are still many religions in western Hunan that have not been written down.
Good book, worth reading!
I was drawn in after reading the first chapter. It's beautiful, suspenseful, and has five-star reviews!
Is the author from Anhua? Why don't you write it?
It's well written, but it's a pity that no one reads it.
It's a good book, but why is there no one there? Hope to stick with it.
So far, it's pretty good. It doesn't have too many bad points. I plan to follow this book and give the author timely feedback to correct the shortcomings.
Okay, I can read it at three o'clock in the middle of the night. I have read a lot of supernatural novels now, and yours is also very good. But I didn't dare to turn over when I was reading it, for fear that there would be something behind me [smile] [smile] [smile]
Many things are true. Meishan and Yinshan are both true. There are still many religions in western Hunan that have not been written down.
Good book, worth reading!
I was drawn in after reading the first chapter. It's beautiful, suspenseful, and has five-star reviews!
Is the author from Anhua? Why don't you write it?
It's well written, but it's a pity that no one reads it.