When he was hit by Uncle Zhang's titanium alloy thermos cup, Wang Daonao only had time to curse, "You don't have any brains to think about this nonsense." When he opened his eyes again, he became the "Wang Daonao" of Huailuo Village in the Republic of China.
Binding a poisonous tongue system is nothing, but what is outrageous is the "fairy" in the village: the old locust tree cried in the middle of the night, and when he got closer, he discovered that it was a field mouse choking on the bark and belching; the big mouse known as the "mouse fairy" took away the embroidered shoes and was actually helping his old friend hide the disaster relief funds.
There are also three Huobao teammates: grocery store owner Hu Shihai carries dried chili peppers to ward off evil spirits, fortune teller Liu Jinlu holds up a missing corner Bagua mirror to look like a god, and bricklayer Zhang Xiangwei squats on the ground to draw "talismans" - which are actually the window grilles of his mother's religion.
Of course, there is also the gentle teacher Lin Wanqiu. Her paper-cuts hide the secrets of the village, and also hide Wang Diaunao's sudden desire to regain his brain.
The system tasks are always on the verge of outrageousness: catch the "Sophora Fairy" to pay for peppers, help the "Rat Fairy" find a cigarette holder, every time you solve the puzzle is like opening a blind box, and the reversal can make your jaw drop.
But when I smiled and laughed, I discovered that the crying, laughing and laughing in those folklore and anecdotes were actually the tenderness that a group of ordinary people had hidden for half their lives.
——So catching "Xian'er" is not as interesting as spending time cutting paper in late autumn and listening to Zhang Xiangwei's stories about his father?
