The First Half of a Female Spirit Medium’s Life!

The characters are all full-bodied, and the protagonist's struggle and persistence, as well as the simplicity and reality of the villagers, are all well portrayed. The logic is very rigorous, the causes and consequences of each bizarre event are clearly explained, the setting of the causal loop is not obtrusive, the writing is plain but powerful, not mindless and exciting, but the more you read, the more interesting it becomes. A pretty good book

The plot is not bloody, it is all a real folk tale! Grandpa's experience in the Anti-Japanese War and anecdotes about the Immortal family are interspersed with the writing. It is not cluttered at all. The author writes about the helplessness and persistence of being a fairy in a very real way. He does not deify the disciples, but makes people feel friendly and credible.

A very real story about the horse fairy from Northeast China! The author writes in detail about the importance of dancing to the gods and protecting the immortals in the countryside. The part about Mr. Huang San made me heart-broken. There is no exaggerated deification, it is all down-to-earth folk experiences. Reading it is like listening to elders telling old stories.

The characters are vividly created, the protagonist is not a perfect character, he is confused and makes mistakes, and his growth trajectory is very real. The logic of the plot is clear, and the content related to fairy tales and folklore can withstand scrutiny. There are no loopholes in suspense for the sake of suspense. The writing is smooth and natural, and the narrative rhythm is just right. It is not procrastinating or perfunctory. It is very comfortable to read and there is no brainless plot.

The author's narration is particularly simple, from being born and being enlightened by the immortal for seven days, to witnessing the strange people and strange things in the village. He does not deliberately exaggerate the sense of horror, but allows people to follow the plot and learn the principle of "not making a stoma", which is quite meaningful.

The characters are all full-bodied, and the protagonist's struggle and persistence, as well as the simplicity and reality of the villagers, are all well portrayed. The logic is very strict, the causes and consequences of each bizarre event are clearly explained, the setting of the causal loop is not obtrusive, the writing is plain but powerful, not mindless and exciting, but the more you read, the more interesting it becomes.

It is a very real story about a horse fairy from Northeast China. The author started from the time when he was born and was destined to be a fairy. The details of Mr. Huang San's revenge and the Bao family fairy's seat are particularly down-to-earth. There is no exaggerated fantasy plot. Reading it is like listening to the elders in the village talking about the past, which is very immersive.

It is written very carefully and very truthfully. I originally wanted to just listen to it to sleep, but I kept listening to it every night and became obsessed with it. The more I listened, the more I wanted to listen. I still have some doubts and would like to ask the teacher to listen first [blowing kiss]

I finished reading it in one day. The writing is very real and has a strong sense of immersion. I feel that the original poster has a very good memory and has not forgotten the conversation several years ago. Come on, keep writing. We look forward to your extraordinary journey [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]

This novel perfectly fits the label of female channel suspense + rural supernatural. The narrative is simple and unpretentious, but full of stamina. In a rural environment, the protagonist faces the strange fate of the native people. The evil spirits, scams, and sinister hearts he encounters are all more suffocating than the fictional evil ghosts. The sense of suspense is rooted in realistic fears, and the folklore details are authentic and credible. After watching the film, I have a more intuitive understanding of the Northeastern horse racing culture.