The First Half of the Female Disciple'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 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.

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.

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]

There are no fancy words, but the more you look at it, the more you enjoy it! The details of the two gods singing the Wenwang Drum and the Immortal Hall's promotion of the imperial edict were clearly personal experiences and not made up. The part where the Zhao family's children were being pestered was so tense and real that I couldn't stop watching it.

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.

The delicate suspense of the female channel and the weirdness of the supernatural theme are perfectly integrated! As a rural girl from a scholarly family, the heroine struggles between her mission of "going out" and her yearning for the outside world. This sense of contradiction makes the character particularly vivid.

The author's writing is so contagious. Every plot is like a picture. The characters are vivid and three-dimensional, as if they are living next to you. After reading it, you can't get out of it for a long time. You are so good at writing!

From the author's perspective, I learned a lot about the rules of the Immortal, such as the Wen Wang Drum of the Two Gods, the whip of the God, and the process of raising a civil servant to a court. The plot of the Zhao family's daughter-in-law's ostomy industry's retaliation also reveals the cause and effect principle, which is not bloody and very interesting to watch.

The author's writing style is very stable, and the content related to Northeastern folk customs is realistic and not obscure. The heroine's growth logic is clear and flesh-and-blood. There is no exaggerated plot, and it relies entirely on the solid plot and three-dimensional characters to attract people. I personally like this kind of folklore-related books.

Finally, I read a novel that doesn't show off! It doesn't have any cheating routines, it's just the real experience of an ordinary girl walking through it step by step. It's sad and admirable at the same time. Every chapter is worth reading. I recommend reading it.

I clicked in casually, but couldn't stop after seeing it! The author doesn't use mysterious formulas, but tells the truth about the pitfalls he has stepped into and the experience of being deceived. Every word is sincere. It is not the kind of story made up for the sake of pleasure. It is beautiful.

The popular science presentation of Chumaxian culture is so amazing! The author does not consume folk customs in a curious way, but through the heroine's personal experience, natural science popularizes concepts such as "dima", "xiangtou" and "immortal fate". The aftertaste of shamanic culture in the northern countryside slowly unfolds in the story. The detailed descriptions of tortoise shell divination and copper coin calculations not only increase the credibility of the supernatural plot, but also add cultural depth to the suspense line. It is full of rewards after reading it.

Finished the chase in one go! This book is really a treasure in the supernatural world. The author uses personal experience to tell the story of the first half of the life of a female disciple from the Northeast. From the discovery of immortality at the age of 18, seeking medical treatment but encountering obstacles, to being tricked and deceived, meeting a noble person who showed him the way, and finally making his debut, the whole process was truly unsettling. The writing is simple but powerful. It not only popularizes folklore knowledge, but also gives ordinary people a guide to avoid pitfalls. After reading it, I can only admire it. I highly recommend it with five stars!

The heroine's character is not pretentious, her growth line is logically clear, and her character is not flat. The writing is smooth and not laggy, the plot does not forcefully create conflicts, the folklore-related descriptions are real and believable, and the overall look and feel is very good. I quite like it.

It is a very down-to-earth theme of Northeast China. Based on the author's own experience, the story about Bao Jiaxian and Dancing God in the countryside is very realistic and not exaggerated. Even the grievances of Mr. Huang San and the process of setting up a court are described in detail, just like listening to the stories told by the old people in the village. After thinking about it for a while, looking at it now, it still looks pretty good.

The funniest thing about this book is that while the author is writing about how he was tricked by all kinds of crooks to the point where he lost his pants, he also teaches you step by step how to identify liars. After watching it, I feel like I can set up a stall to show people things, but no, I have to hold back [shock] [shock]

The heroine is not the type of mindless cheating, and the growth line from ignorance to transparency is very real. The writing is smooth and natural, the plot is not bloody, the cause and effect logic is online, it is not mindless and refreshing, but it really becomes more and more exciting as you read, and it is very comfortable to read.

A very touching conclusion! As a Northeasterner, I feel particularly at ease reading this book. The rural atmosphere and real sense of confusion are so well described. The heroine's independent and self-reliant look is really beautiful. I highly recommend it to friends who like real stories!

Oh my God, I actually saw a fellow villager. I was from Lotus Team 5. The medical conditions were not good at that time. My sister and I were also delivered by Dr. Sun and his aunt in the village. The author's writing is so real. I spent my childhood summers swimming in Team 5's bridge. I also went to Guo Xin's spring to get water from her house when I was a child. The Shalanfa Flood is really something that happened around us. It's so well written and every word is heart-warming. The more I read, the more I read.

The descriptions of rural confessions, fortune-telling bridges, and legends of the elders in the article are full of fireworks, while the dark alien world in the dream and the strange figures with blue faces create a strong contrast of horror, and the lines of suspense and growth are perfectly intertwined.

A rare "anti-routine" supernatural article! There is no sense of mindless excitement, but a true presentation of the plight of disciple Ma - the grievance of being cheated, the loneliness of not being understood, and the dual physical and mental torture. The author's younger brother Ma Zhang said frankly that he "wrote it to prevent more people from being deceived." This sincerity makes the story more weighty. The game between folk beliefs and human nature in a rural background is more suspenseful and tense than a simple ghost setting. The more you read, the more you get hooked.

The author restores the growth trajectory of Chuma's disciples in the first person, from the fairy tale caused by his mother's strange illness when he was seven years old, to the strange dreams when he drifted to the north at the age of nineteen. Every plot has the texture of original experience.

This is a warm female supernatural novel, which is different from the bloody and curious works on the market. The author's younger brother, Ma Zhang, draws on the protagonist's first half life experience to not only write about the weirdness and helplessness of being entangled in immortality, but also to expose the scams and chaos in the industry. The story is both suspenseful and thrilling as well as a realistic warning. The pyrotechnics and supernatural events in the rural background form a strong contrast, which makes you scared and addicted while reading.

What impressed me most was the authenticity of the story! The author retains a straightforward narrative like a chat record, but accurately captures the core charm of rural supernaturals - the folk wisdom between superstition and faith, and the strange events hidden in the stories of parents. The heroine is not a naturally powerful heavenly master, but grows up through confusion and struggle. This sense of reality makes the rural suspense story more immersive, as if she is listening to the personal experiences of people around her.