Ma Xian from Northeast China: My Fairy Family Is Not Too Serious

"The Immortal from the Northeast: My Immortal Family is Not So Serious" is a Northeastern folklore novel that combines elements of horror, supernatural and comedy. Because his grandfather passed away, an ordinary young man, Wang Dazhu, was forced to inherit the Celestial Hall of Fame and became Wong Tai Sin's disciple. From then on, he started a ridiculous career of exorcism. Wong Tai Sin is cunning and greedy, the fox fairy is charming and naughty, the snake fairy is cold and arrogant, the rat fairy is mischievous... These not-so-serious fairy families make Wang Dazhu's career full of surprises and jokes. From Er Gouzi's evil spirit to the visit of the ghost brother, from the temptation of the fox fairy to the test of the snake fairy, from the revenge of a century-old ghost to the evil soldiers' excuse, Wang Dazhu and the immortals worked together to solve one supernatural incident after another. Each story is full of folk culture and dialects with Northeastern characteristics. It is thrilling yet hilarious, and tense yet tender. As the plot develops, Wang Dazhu gradually grows from a timid ordinary person to a unique disciple. His relationship with the immortals also changed from mutual dislike at the beginning to tacit cooperation later, and they jointly faced greater challenges. Whether it's evil spirits causing chaos or a cult conspiracy, Wang Dazhu and the immortals can always avert danger in unexpected ways and are full of laughter. This book is based on the culture of Chuma Fairy in the Northeast. Through a plot setting that coexists with horror and comedy, this book creates fairy characters with distinctive personalities and displays the rich folk customs of the Northeast. It has both exciting exorcism adventures and warm and humorous daily interactions, bringing readers a unique reading experience.