That year, a flood swept my mother away. Three days after she went missing, a giant old turtle, bigger than a millstone, carried her to the confluence of the Sanjiang Rivers, two li from our village...
Three months later, my mother somehow discovered she was pregnant...
She carried me for three years and six months before giving birth...
The day I was born, an earthquake struck the village. A sea of snakes crawled out of the fissures left by the quake and surrounded the village, leaving no way in or out...
The villagers all said I was the offspring of a turtle spirit, a monster born in human form. My birth had triggered an earthquake that nearly destroyed the village, then brought a swarm of snakes to surround it...
The next day, an old Daoist came to our house. He said I was an ill-fated child destined to face calamities at birth, at six, and at twelve. Either I would die, or a whole crowd of people would...
The old Daoist said he would take me away and use secret Daoist methods to avert my calamities. Once I turned nine, he'd bring me back, and I would become a normal person...
The old Daoist took me away by boat, but after we'd gone only a few hundred meters, a bolt of heavenly lightning struck him and burned him to a crisp...
A huge white snake as thick as a barrel, with two horns on its head, pushed the boat to shore. It spoke like a human and said the old Daoist had been plotting against me and wanted to use me to make medicine, so he'd been struck by heavenly retribution...
My grandfather prayed to Heaven three hundred times, hoping I would be spared disaster and calamity. That's why he named me Ye Wujie...
But my calamities weren't averted. One bizarre and inexplicable incident after another kept happening...
Until my master appeared and led me onto a mysterious and unpredictable path of esoteric arts...
So, in "The King of Feng Shui," there's a character named Wu Jie, and you're called that too. They're all vying for a disciple, and in the end, he's taken in by an old Taoist priest. Also in "The King of Feng Shui," he takes in a spirit in a broken path.
He hopes for a harem, after all, dragons are inherently lustful.
This is so similar to my novel, "The Fox Fairy Suppresses a Hundred Ghosts."
Isn't it great? Everyone come and see, let's catch the author! 🙂
That's good, but I wonder if the main character can transform.
It's pretty good, like traditional supernatural films, but you can watch it over and over again without getting tired of it; it's scary and funny at the same time.
It looked fine, so why was it taken off the shelves again?
That's great! Hahaha!
Will the author include a female lead? It's better to have a female lead.
Beautiful, truly beautiful.