“The Heavenly Way is complete. Three and five come together. I emerge from the hidden depths and enter the netherworld. Those who look upon me are blind; those who hear me are deaf. Whoever schemes against me will prosper, and they will meet a bitter end.” My grandfather kept his eyes tightly shut as he chanted these words again and again, as if driving out demons. That was when I was born. My parents died when I was young, and I was born on Ghost Festival. As the next guardian of Changbai Mountain, my grandfather fashioned a peachwood body to shield me from calamity and misfortune. At last, when I turned seventeen, I was able to patrol the mountain with him. And so began a series of bizarre, unbelievable, and moving tales of ghosts and gods... Along the way, I gradually grew into a worthy mountain guardian and unraveled another mystery about my origins.
Yes, it's quite interesting, but I don't understand the last part of the story. First of all, in the story of the twins, the reason why one was saved and the other was saved was because of the problem of protecting the elder and the younger. Why is it that Fifteen is a twin? His twin brother died, and his mother also died and he was the only one left alive. Since her mother had a massive hemorrhage and was destined to die, she should keep her younger brother too. Could it be that the death of her younger brother Changsheng was intentional by grandpa to ward off disaster for Fifteen? But the ending was pretty good.
The story is not long, and it is quite interesting to read. There are not so many chapters with too many words, but overall it is quite good, but sometimes the names in it feel ancient, and sometimes they feel modern... The male protagonist is talkative and optimistic, and the grandfather is also wise and capable.
So good, so good, so good. A touching, true and enjoyable book, keep up the good work, author
I read it in one go, with a suitable rhythm. What impressed me was the detailed descriptions, which were vivid and vivid.