Daoist Cui Hunts Demons: A Night Raid on Consort Dong’s Tomb

Let me give you an order of reading the universe of "Four Gods Fighting Three Demons", you can have fun watching it The first part: Cui Laodao catches monsters: The night robber Dong Guifei Part Two: Cui Laodao Catching Monsters: Three Explorations into the Bottomless Pit The third part of Fire God: Jiuhe Dragon Snake Part 4: God of Fire: Heretic Demon The fifth part of Dou Zhanlong's Holding Treasure: Seven Rods and Eight Diamonds Part Six: Dou Zhanlong's Holding Back the Treasure: Nine Deaths and Thirteen Disasters There was also an early version of River God, but at that time there was no concept of a "four gods fighting three monsters" universe. There will be new River Gods in the future. Everyone who watched the early version can watch it as a fan. Cui Laodao should be read first. He is the leader of the four gods. The core of connecting the stories is Shu Gu. Anyone can read Vulcan and Dou Zhanlong first. Vulcan and Cui Laodao are closely connected. Dou Zhanlong is a complete introduction to Dou Zhanlong's life. Nine Deaths and Thirteen Disasters only enters the main plot in the middle and late stages, so you can choose by yourself. Ba Shang's books are intertwined and hooked, especially Four Gods Fighting Three Demons. There are really baggage everywhere and there are Easter eggs every time. They are all connected with Ba Shang's universe. It is particularly exciting. It is really like a scorpion pooping - the only one. Let me give you a timeline. I think many friends have doubts about the age of the characters. I have read these six books more than ten times. I will try to figure it out. Discussions are welcome. First of all, Mr. Cui Dao, Ba Chang has explained it in other books. Mr. Cui lived until the founding of the People's Republic of China. He died in the 1960s and lived to be more than ninety years old. Let's speculate that Mr. Cui was probably born in 1870. In the first chapter, when he robbed Concubine Dong Guifei at night, Concubine Dong died in the palace at the beginning, and the Dong members gave way. Cui Laodao's search for the tomb shows that the Qing Dynasty had not yet fallen, at least before 1912. The article said that a few years passed before the Dong family was completely ruined. Later, Yanweizi and Cui Laodao actually went to overthrow Concubine Dong. It was just the early years of the Republic of China. At this time, Cui Laodao was only about forty years old at most. Second is the God of Fire Liu Hengshun. He worked as a policeman at the Fire God Police Station as soon as he appeared. It was already the Republic of China. In the first chapter, he shot the beauty stage and captured the "Diamond Leopard". The article clearly stated that it was the early years of the Republic of China. I calculated a little later and it should be around 1920. Master Liu has always been the image of a young man in the article, around thirty years old. Then Master Liu should be born around 1890. Cui Daoye used a python treasure to give birth to Liu Hengshun, which means Cui Daoye should be about 20 years older than Liu Ye. There is also circumstantial evidence. Du Dabiao went home to take care of his grandson after the founding of the People's Republic of China. It is said in the book that he was already an old man in his 70s. Master Liu is the same age as him. It is estimated that Master Liu was probably a little before 1890. Dou Zhanlong is the most difficult to analyze. At the beginning, his grandfather was Dou Jingshan. It was clearly stated that he lived during the Qianlong period. His grandfather died around 50 years old and his father died around 30 years old. When he was in his 20s, he began to avenge his family. Then he was trapped in the Fox Grave and delayed for another 20 years. He was over 40 years old when he came out. But at this time, he met Jiang Xiaomo. The book clearly stated that Jiang Xiaomo was 13 years old when he avenged his parents. Later, he went north to escape. At this time, he met Dou Zhanlong, who was less than 14 years old. Dou Zhanlong then died together with his enemies. Jiang Xiaomo stayed out for another ten years. He returned to Tianjin when he was about 24 years old, and blackmailed people with his silly brother for a while. , Then went shopping and buried the treasure. At the age of 25, he left Tianjin Wei with his silly brother and started to hold the treasure. He returned to Tianjin Wei 20 years later. At this time, Jiang Xiaomo was gone, but logically speaking, Jiang Xiaomo should be around 45 years old. Later, I met Xiao Cui Laodao at the foot of Longhu Mountain. The book does not indicate how old Cui Lao Dao was at this time, but according to the description in the text, Cui Lao Dao looked like a child at this time, and he should be about thirteen or fourteen years old. Then let us calculate based on Cui Lao Dao, Jiang Xiaomo should have been born around 1840. When Jiang Xiaomo returned to Tianjin Wei at the age of 25, he was already behind the British and French Allied Forces. The British and French Allied Forces were from 1856 to 1860. , This calculation of 25 years old is really about the same. Then let Jiang Xiaomo calculate Dou Zhanlong. Dou Zhanlong was born around 1790, born in the Jiaqing Dynasty. It just so happened that his grandfather was from the Qianlong period. According to the original age of Dou Zhanlong in the Three Demons Universe, he is over 120 years old. Even according to Jiang Xiaomo, he is over 70 years old. However, he buried a treasure and was possessed by a golden toad. He should have always looked like this. As for the River God, the original one definitely doesn't count. The timeline is too different. In that book, many of the River God's stories are from after the founding of the People's Republic of China. The earlier ones are from the Second World War and are not related to the universe of Four Gods and Three Demons. I will speculate again after the latest River God is released.

This is a novel, this is a book. Unlike other online articles that are either about systems or time travel, you will be addicted to daydreams after reading all kinds of them. Most of the books he wrote teach and educate people. Anyone with a gentle heart will basically gain something and grow after reading it. Don't be picky or picky, just take your time and gain a lot.

This is not the kind of romance book, but a fantasy story. It feels like you are sitting in the audience listening to a book, and the storyteller on the stage is chatting away. The plot is seamlessly integrated, making you feel like you are immersed in the story. After listening to it, you can't help but clap your hands and applaud. Start chasing the next one one after another.

It has a sense of the times and the story is very thoughtful. Unlike those production line products today.

The opening chapter of the universe of Four Gods Fighting Three Demons revolves around Cui Laodao (Cui Daocheng), the god of disaster. He claimed to have gained Taoism when he was young, and stole into the Longhu Mountain Palace to read two and a half lines of scriptures. However, he was not blessed with Taoism and could not use it. Every time he used Taoism to gain benefits, his companions would suffer disaster. From stealing treasures from the tomb of Concubine Dong at night, to hiding from fire outside the customs and refining human skins, to causing havoc in Taiyuan City and bringing down a monster with hundreds of golden eyes, to flooding Tianjin to suppress the river monster, to sleeping in the City God's Temple at night and dreaming of anecdotes, I suddenly became enlightened and started talking about wild books about catching ghosts and subjugating monsters to earn food; there are many capable people, strangers, ghosts and weird stories interspersed with Feng Shui, legends, folk customs, and Spring Classics slang; The most outstanding thing is the food in Tianjin. Tianjin Wei is worthy of its name, such as fried cakes with ears and eyes, scrambled eggs with chives, boiled small fish, four big steaks, etc.; The language is popular and colloquial, and the storytelling is full of eloquence. It feels like Feng Jicai wrote about the strange people of Tianjin; excerpt The golden whips and maces in the hands of those two ghost generals were thicker than Ji Da's belly and waist. They could break mountains and split the ground with them, kill tigers and dragons, and turn dragons into pieces when they hit people. "Youdao means that poor people perform in the street, thin tigers block the road and hurt people, people want to run to the blessed land, and tigers want to climb high mountains. I dare not say that I can practice martial arts. The old and young men present are hiding dragons and crouching tigers. You have punched and kicked me, and you are my master. I will show my embarrassment in a while, and you will correct me twice. Just like the fried belly in front of you, there are fried belly everywhere, and the ingredients are the same. Why do you only eat it here? It's because the heat is good, it's not crispy at all, and it's chewy. It's just right. The same is true for storytellers. We need to make the listener seem to know, or at least have heard of such a thing, but they don't know much about it. They think you can explain it thoroughly, but they can't tell that you are also just making it up. Furthermore, don't worry about big things or small things, you must have a strange word. If you don't have a coincidence, it is a routine, but if you don't have a surprise, it is clever. If you say it in a strange place and every word is perfect, it all means that this "wonder" word catches people.

It's quite interesting. I like this book very much. The end of the story is about metaphysics. The story of Li Sihai with the Golden Sword is the most exciting. I didn't expect such a twists and turns and bizarre story. It's very exciting and great. I recommend it, I hope everyone likes this book.

Yes, Cui Laodao's story is mixed with many local folk customs at that time. The seemingly irrelevant nonsense actually looks fresh and bizarre. It's okay [smile]

Like a storybook, it has a sense of immersion and time, but the writing style is so different from other works of Tian Xia Ba Sing that I doubt it is his work [laughs]

Traditional art form, the language is humorous and interesting, the books are written in vernacular that is easy for the people to understand, and the stories are fascinating and you can't put it down.

It's so good. I feel that the series "Four Gods Fighting Three Demons" is even better than "Ghost Blowing Lamp". "Ghost Blowing Lamp" is too long and tiring to watch. There are other things like ghosts hitting walls that are also quite interesting. I support it!