Liu Yidao, the pig butcher, is full of evil spirits and controls the northwest! Ghost marriage? He lifted up the sedan with a knife and pulled out the silly Taoist priest Ma Xiaogen who was disguised as a woman; the zombie bull demon's revenge? Instead, he was confused by Tofu Xishi A Cui's expired "Corpse-Suppressing Tofu". On the Gobi desert, he cursed the evil spirits in dialect: "What the hell! The mutton steamed buns taste better than you!" The butcher's knife in his left hand physically exorcised evil spirits, and the Erguotou in his right hand deceived evil spirits, specializing in treating various supernatural incidents. Jokes are buried in sandstorms, and hot pots are cooked on the Huangquan Road - Northwest metaphysics, specializing in "martial ethics"!
Reader comments
"Folk Suspense Series" takes traditional solar terms as its bones and folk fireworks as its soul, and weaves a thrilling and warm evil-destroying scroll in the Weishui Town where yin and yang intertwine. The author cleverly transforms folk customs such as beating the villain during the Waking of Insects and setting eggs during the Qingming Festival into the key to fighting evil spirits, and makes everyday objects such as spicy oil cans and divine slaughtering knives become sacred soul-killing weapons. In battles full of rituals such as "fighting ghosts", "weighing souls", and "burning the sky", he not only retains the essence of folk customs, but also gives them fantasy tension.
The characters of the protagonists Liu Yidao and Widow Wang are particularly eye-catching. Their identities as the butcher and the proprietress of the spicy oil shop are full of commercial smoke, but in the awakening of blood and the entanglement of fate, they burst out with courage to fight against the will of heaven. The emotional line between the two people, from being silent to each other to being dependent on each other for life and death, is interspersed between the glare of swords and the shadows, injecting a warm human undertone into the cold suspense narrative.
The article's deconstruction of concepts such as "yin river" and "social gods" is full of philosophical speculation. When folk rituals shed their cloak of ignorance and become weapons for awakened people to inquire about the truth, the so-called "evil spirits" are nothing but the alienated mirror image of the human heart. The foreshadowing at the end of the chapter is cleverly laid out. The mystery of the identity of the leader of Jiuli and the peepers in the depths of Jiuyou all set the stage for the subsequent battle, allowing readers to solve old mysteries while being immersed in new fog. It can be called a model of the combination of folk suspense and oriental fantasy.
This book was introduced to me by a friend and the story is very exciting. The content is very interesting and the plot arrangement is good. I like it very much!
This book was introduced to me by a friend. The content is very good and the story is exciting. I like it very much!
"Folk Suspense Series" takes traditional solar terms as its bones and folk fireworks as its soul, and weaves a thrilling and warm evil-destroying scroll in the Weishui Town where yin and yang intertwine. The author cleverly transforms folk customs such as beating the villain during the Waking of Insects and setting eggs during the Qingming Festival into the key to fighting evil spirits, and makes everyday objects such as spicy oil cans and divine slaughtering knives become sacred soul-killing weapons. In battles full of rituals such as "fighting ghosts", "weighing souls", and "burning the sky", he not only retains the essence of folk customs, but also gives them fantasy tension. The characters of the protagonists Liu Yidao and Widow Wang are particularly eye-catching. Their identities as the butcher and the proprietress of the spicy oil shop are full of commercial smoke, but in the awakening of blood and the entanglement of fate, they burst out with courage to fight against the will of heaven. The emotional line between the two people, from being silent to each other to being dependent on each other for life and death, is interspersed between the glare of swords and the shadows, injecting a warm human undertone into the cold suspense narrative. The article's deconstruction of concepts such as "yin river" and "social gods" is full of philosophical speculation. When folk rituals shed their cloak of ignorance and become weapons for awakened people to inquire about the truth, the so-called "evil spirits" are nothing but the alienated mirror image of the human heart. The foreshadowing at the end of the chapter is cleverly laid out. The mystery of the identity of the leader of Jiuli and the peepers in the depths of Jiuyou all set the stage for the subsequent battle, allowing readers to solve old mysteries while being immersed in new fog. It can be called a model of the combination of folk suspense and oriental fantasy.
This book was introduced to me by a friend and the story is very exciting. The content is very interesting and the plot arrangement is good. I like it very much!
This book was introduced to me by a friend. The content is very good and the story is exciting. I like it very much!