[Mystery + 1980s setting + transmigration + supernatural + fantasy + romance + past and present lives]
While traveling in Baoshi, I came across a thousand-year-old banyan tree and dreamed my way back to 1988. I discovered I had the ability to see ghosts, and the snake I had saved in my previous life eventually became a dragon, protecting me in this one.
In this life, I witness all walks of life and experience the warmth and coldness of human nature. I comfort one wounded, vengeful spirit after another, eventually becoming a writer and reuniting with the dragon's reincarnation. Together, we spend the rest of our lives.
When I first read this novel, I thought it was just an ordinary purely fictional time-travel novel, but the more I read, the more I wanted to read it, and the more I read, the more I stopped reading. I was a rural person of that era. This novel is illusory, ghostly, and real. It depicts real rural scenes in the 1960s and 1970s. Each story is deeply touching and makes people feel as if they are on the scene.
This slightly supernatural period novel is like a vivid historical picture, vividly showing the style of that specific era. The ghost story plot is quite cleverly designed. Although there are not too many bloody and terrifying scenes, it can still attract the readers' attention through delicate descriptions and plot twists.
Good-looking, good-looking, people born in the 1960s and 1970s should resonate with it. The stories in the book are real and touching, and are a microcosm of the life of that generation.
The novel is wonderfully conceived, rich in emotions and true, and the lines reveal a fresh breath of life and children's interest.
Personally I quite like it