The Netherworld's Strange Tales: The Undying Yin-Yang Master

Su Yao, who took the wrong path, her experience is indeed embarrassing. I hope she can get a new life in the future and stay away from those who hurt her. The senior Jie Ge is portrayed very charmingly, the sense of security he brings is very reliable, and his strength is convincing. I am also looking forward to Xinhe's subsequent growth. She has great potential. Xintian's sincere sense of justice is the bright light in the story. I hope she can stick to this strength and let those who have done wrong get the ending they deserve. Come on, author, I will continue to update!

This book is set in the fourth year of the Republic of China. The massacre of a family in the opening chapter is full of suspense. The corpse-strewn house and the description of gloomy resentment are very graphic, instantly drawing people into a strange atmosphere. The setting of Demon Fox Bone Mirror is novel. The protagonist Yang Jie opens the secret box to awaken the strange power at the critical moment of life and death. This growth line is full of tension.

This book is super cool. The first chapter explores the deep entanglement between "eternity" and "price" - Yang Jie obtained immortality through the forbidden bone mirror, but was trapped in the skin of a twenty-year-old. With the paradox of "every soul eaten reduces his life by one year", he suffered a punishment longer than death. The Zhongyuan Night in the fourth year of the Republic of China is the starting point of everything: the taboo of the Wang family's red and white conflict, the woman who was forcibly nailed to the coffin, and the thrilling showdown in the ancestral hall. They are not simply supernatural conflicts, but the embodiment of "man-made cause and effect." The woman's resentment stems from the injustice of the world and the trampling of life. Yang Jie's choice to use forbidden objects is not only a helpless self-protection, but also doomed his fate for the next hundred years. The scene of the thunderstorm night in 2021 is intended to highlight the distortion of time on him through "the rain on the glass window is like scratching" and "the contrast between the fine lines on the wrist and the young face" - immortality is not a gift, but the torment of being entangled with the breath of death day after day. The details of him drinking Coke and smoking special cigarettes are to bring this "heteronor who has lived for hundreds of years" closer to modern life, and to use secular fireworks to contrast his incompatibility with the world. The setting of the bone mirror hides two metaphors: it is made from the "brow bones of the fox demon", which itself carries the original sin of being "alien"; "after recognizing its owner, it feeds on ghosts", which is a metaphor for the law that "gaining power must be accompanied by plunder". The ancestor's warning did not come out of thin air, but was a warning to generations of people against "greed" and "taboos". Unfortunately, Yang Jie still entered the already destined reincarnation in a desperate situation. Every "weirdness" in the story has a shadow of human nature: the Wang family concealed the murder in order to save face, which is a sign of worldly indifference; the Taoist priest forcibly nailed the coffin for burial, which is the rule's crushing of individuals; Yang Jie's "immortality" is an extreme deconstruction of the human instinct of "escape from death" - when death is no longer the end, living becomes the heaviest punishment. Perhaps each of us is facing our own "bone mirror": if we want to gain something, we have to bear the corresponding loss. Yang Jie's One Hundred Years of Solitude only amplifies this "cost" to the extreme, allowing us to see those eternal propositions about desire, choice and redemption under the supernatural shell.

The story begins in the fourth year of the Republic of China, and each supernatural story unfolds, allowing you to face the dark side of the world, and also allows you to see the becoming of an Onmyoji. It's worth a read, come and remind the author of the update [Sending heartfelt wishes]

When reading this novel, the most amazing thing is not the bizarre monster legends, but the flowing charm of the words written by the author. He smoothed out those supernatural scenes that should have been horrifying, and turned them into elegant paintings under his pen - the story of Qingdeng flows in the candlelight, and the joys and sorrows of each character are filled with delicate warmth. There is no deliberate show off of skills, just using the most appropriate brushstrokes to combine the fantasy of Yin and Yang with the fireworks of the human world. Reading it does not feel like reading a fantasy novel, but rather like holding a cup of warm wine and listening to an old man slowly talking about the past events of the past year, with a lingering aftertaste.

The setting is suspenseful and supernatural, and the mystery of the Republic of China at the beginning is horrifying to watch. There are unknown and shocking secrets hidden behind the bone mirror, and every growth is accompanied by endless killing and sacrifice. The protagonist walks on the edge of good and evil, engaging in an extraordinary battle between yin and yang. I couldn't stop reading it.

[The demon mirror eats the soul, the blood contract leads to eternal life] The mysterious case of the Republic of China unveiled the game between humans and ghosts! Yang Jie takes charge of the demon fox bone mirror, uses blood as a contract, and embarks on the dangerous road of devouring ghosts. When the secret box is opened, it is also the day when fate is overturned. The legend of immortality comes true when 999 souls gather together, but there is a shocking secret hidden in the mirror, and every power comes at the cost of killing. The author uses the red candle wedding banquet turned into a cemetery as a guide to construct a gloomy oriental horror world. The protagonist walks on the edge of good and evil. This suffocating battle between yin and yang is spine-chilling and addictive! Keep chasing books.

Nice! If you like supernatural ghost stories, you can read it. The author's writing style is exquisite, the pictures are particularly detailed, and the storyline is exciting and engaging. And it's not just horror, it also contains a lot of things worth thinking about. It's a very meaningful book, recommended by the editor!

The protagonist has a sense of numbness and indifference, which contrasts with Shen Xinhe's playfulness. It is not as stiff as the original suspense novel, which is quite special. The plot is compact and occasionally scary, but not too boring. It is really interesting to read and worth recommending.

I really like this weird plot of the Republic of China [sending my heart] I feel like I haven't read a novel like this in a long time, I will continue to follow it! But please be more productive!!!! I want to see the world grow old!