Master Led Me In, and Grandpa Taught Me How to Learn Yin and Yang.

This book combines rural supernatural beings with the pain points of native families in a very tense way. The heroine Lin Xiaowan grew up with the warmth provided by her grandparents on one side and the biting cold brought by her original family on the other. This strong contrast makes the story particularly poignant. The author does not deliberately exaggerate the tragedy, but uses the supernatural thread to cure ghosts to peel back the complex layers of human nature. Although evil spirits are fierce, they are easier to deal with than people with malicious intentions. Reading this sentence makes people feel heartbroken. Under the shell of suspense and horror, there are hidden the most real joys and sorrows. The further you look at it, the more you can feel the sadistic potential.

A very interesting supernatural novel. It cures ghosts and reveals humanity. It interweaves joy and sorrow. The writing is vivid and the details are gripping.