An ancient mountain village with countless weird stories.
Chu Feng traveled through time, but unexpectedly became the son of the crazy woman in the weird story.
My mother—Chu Renmei! ! !
Sad stories need tellers.
A sad world needs fairy tales.
Awakening the system and becoming a storyteller, what kind of stories will Chu Feng record?
Human hearts and ghosts coexist, which one is more sinister?
Ghost stories + magical objects + myths + no heroine……
Reader comments
It's pretty good so far.
But this protagonist feels more like a reborn person than a time-travelling individual.
I haven't experienced much of the plot, but I know everything about the things and people in the village. I understand everything.
There are also people who speculate that Chu Meiren may have received the inheritance from Nuwa, or simply is one of Nuwa's clones.
The first point is the withered vine. In traditional mythology, the only one that is more consistent is the human-creating whip. Coupled with the difference between Xiaoyu, who is Qingqiu Fox, and the vine.
The second point is that Nuwa is the Holy Mother of the human race.
The babies in the Ying River are all human babies, and now Chu Mei is the lord of the Ying River and the mother of all babies. To this extent, it is more in line with the identity of Nuwa, the human mother goddess.
The third point is Chu Meiren's toughness
The current plot has already involved Buddha and Taozu.
Especially now in the plot of Buddha's Dilemma, if there is no tough background or identity, how dare you be so tough? (Although the author did not write that the protagonist knows, but at the moment I feel as if the protagonist knows. Otherwise it would be too rigid.)
After thinking a lot, I'll give it five stars! (Involving spoilers)
1. The protagonist is a soul traveler, and the personality gap between the two characters is too big. Doesn't the author's Chu Renmei suspect that her real son has been swapped? Or is there another foreshadowing?
2. The protagonist is well portrayed, most like a normal person (understands human feelings, has his own cleverness, is kind but not a virgin)
When I first came in and read the book, the title attracted me. I thought it was a small copy of a strange world, like a system doing tasks, but I kept following the latest chapter and found that it was not, a grand view of the world. I hope I won't finish this book later.
3. World view: In the prehistoric development of the 20th century, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, animals can become spirits, weirdness is in reality, weirdness merges with people to investigate and dispel weirdness, animals become monsters, and sects rely on strength as the mainstay and inheritance as supplement (for example, a bandit puts down his butcher knife and becomes a monk and kills the Buddha).
4. The Tathagata, the Eastern Emperor Taiyi, and Nuwa may really exist in this world.
5. The author's system is normal in the front, but the state of the prison in the back directly raises the whole. The prison in the author's writing includes the universe, and the prison of the universe is each planet. The prison of the planet is the order of people, the prison of people is the heart, and the prison is the right way. It needs the approval of the higher level. There are other universes under the universe. The author writes that the myth system is too big and will collapse later. The scientific system is the biggest one to cultivate immortality.
The book is very good and beautiful, but it is a bit difficult for readers who are used to reading the dark style. I hope every story has a happy ending.
It's so good-looking, the protagonist's character is okay, the plot is both healing and funny, and there's also a ghost mother who protects her children. It's so good-looking, I hope the author will give it a boost! , Come on, don't let it suck!
It looks good, I wish there were more Taoist scenes
The idea is good, but it's not to my taste. It's a positive fairy tale in a horror world, which probably means delayed justice. It starts with horror and ends with tenderness. The world view is quite popular.
It's very interesting, a little different than other similar novels. Unlike other weird novels, the country in the novel doesn't even have a sacred weapon to protect the country.
Great at holding grass
The book is good, but I can't get used to it. I read novels to feel happy
To be honest, the writing is good, but unfortunately I don't like this genre very much. I read novels just to feel happy physically and mentally, not to mention knives, not even knives.
The setting is interesting. The content is also good. You can follow it, but the updates are slow.
Why did a ninth or tenth king suddenly appear? ? ? ? ? Did I miss something? ? ? ? It's so confusing that it has no beginning and no end… Did someone else write it?
I feel like this book can become a god if it doesn't collapse.
However, my education is low and I can only say that my writing skills are awesome.
Very pretty, at least that's what I think
Not bad, at least I think so
It's super beautiful. I hope the author can work hard.
A good book, hopefully it will be sublimated into a masterpiece
A very well written book, the author does not want a eunuch
The subject matter is novel and interesting, and evil will be punished. I look forward to the follow-up.
It's pretty good so far. But this protagonist feels more like a reborn person than a time-travelling individual. I haven't experienced much of the plot, but I know everything about the things and people in the village. I understand everything. There are also people who speculate that Chu Meiren may have received the inheritance from Nuwa, or simply is one of Nuwa's clones. The first point is the withered vine. In traditional mythology, the only one that is more consistent is the human-creating whip. Coupled with the difference between Xiaoyu, who is Qingqiu Fox, and the vine. The second point is that Nuwa is the Holy Mother of the human race. The babies in the Ying River are all human babies, and now Chu Mei is the lord of the Ying River and the mother of all babies. To this extent, it is more in line with the identity of Nuwa, the human mother goddess. The third point is Chu Meiren's toughness The current plot has already involved Buddha and Taozu. Especially now in the plot of Buddha's Dilemma, if there is no tough background or identity, how dare you be so tough? (Although the author did not write that the protagonist knows, but at the moment I feel as if the protagonist knows. Otherwise it would be too rigid.)
After thinking a lot, I'll give it five stars! (Involving spoilers) 1. The protagonist is a soul traveler, and the personality gap between the two characters is too big. Doesn't the author's Chu Renmei suspect that her real son has been swapped? Or is there another foreshadowing? 2. The protagonist is well portrayed, most like a normal person (understands human feelings, has his own cleverness, is kind but not a virgin) When I first came in and read the book, the title attracted me. I thought it was a small copy of a strange world, like a system doing tasks, but I kept following the latest chapter and found that it was not, a grand view of the world. I hope I won't finish this book later. 3. World view: In the prehistoric development of the 20th century, after the founding of the People's Republic of China, animals can become spirits, weirdness is in reality, weirdness merges with people to investigate and dispel weirdness, animals become monsters, and sects rely on strength as the mainstay and inheritance as supplement (for example, a bandit puts down his butcher knife and becomes a monk and kills the Buddha). 4. The Tathagata, the Eastern Emperor Taiyi, and Nuwa may really exist in this world. 5. The author's system is normal in the front, but the state of the prison in the back directly raises the whole. The prison in the author's writing includes the universe, and the prison of the universe is each planet. The prison of the planet is the order of people, the prison of people is the heart, and the prison is the right way. It needs the approval of the higher level. There are other universes under the universe. The author writes that the myth system is too big and will collapse later. The scientific system is the biggest one to cultivate immortality.
The book is very good and beautiful, but it is a bit difficult for readers who are used to reading the dark style. I hope every story has a happy ending.
It's so good-looking, the protagonist's character is okay, the plot is both healing and funny, and there's also a ghost mother who protects her children. It's so good-looking, I hope the author will give it a boost! , Come on, don't let it suck!
It looks good, I wish there were more Taoist scenes
The idea is good, but it's not to my taste. It's a positive fairy tale in a horror world, which probably means delayed justice. It starts with horror and ends with tenderness. The world view is quite popular.
It's very interesting, a little different than other similar novels. Unlike other weird novels, the country in the novel doesn't even have a sacred weapon to protect the country.
Great at holding grass
The book is good, but I can't get used to it. I read novels to feel happy
To be honest, the writing is good, but unfortunately I don't like this genre very much. I read novels just to feel happy physically and mentally, not to mention knives, not even knives.
The setting is interesting. The content is also good. You can follow it, but the updates are slow. Why did a ninth or tenth king suddenly appear? ? ? ? ? Did I miss something? ? ? ? It's so confusing that it has no beginning and no end… Did someone else write it?
I feel like this book can become a god if it doesn't collapse.
However, my education is low and I can only say that my writing skills are awesome.
Very pretty, at least that's what I think
Not bad, at least I think so
It's super beautiful. I hope the author can work hard.
A good book, hopefully it will be sublimated into a masterpiece
A very well written book, the author does not want a eunuch
The subject matter is novel and interesting, and evil will be punished. I look forward to the follow-up.