[Folk Spells] + [Suspense] + [Modern Weirdness] + [Strange Strangers] + [No System] + [Urban] + [Senior Sister] + [Violent Update], enter with caution if you are timid.
This is a folklore novel set in a modern urban setting. It tells the story of a young mage, Chen Yan, who joins hands with a university professor, Su Jin, to solve a series of supernatural events under the guidance of his uncle, Master Zhao, and with the help of his apprentice, Zhang Hai.
Chen Yan inherited some of his family background. Starting from the strange "evil incident" at Xiao Zhanghai's construction site, he had to use traditional magic tools such as compasses, talismans, and red ropes to deal with strange forces.
Su Jin, a professor with profound knowledge and elegant temperament, was initially an academic partner that Chen Yan met while reviewing information. However, as she studied the case in depth, she gradually became involved, and established a deep and implicit emotion with him in crisis after crisis.
Facing the horse fairies in the northeast, cats and ghosts in the northwest, and ancient mantong and yin cards in Southeast Asia, Chen Yan has his uncle, Master Zhao, as his backing, who teaches him the secrets of thunder and warns him that the true meaning of magic lies in "reconciliation" rather than conquest.
This book strives to truly restore folk magic, and provides an in-depth description of the talismans, thunder methods of Maoshan, Zhengyi and other schools as well as the practical applications of various folk occult arts. The solution to each mystery relies on traditional wisdom and magic tools (such as three-purple bells, bronze mirrors, lightning-struck wood, etc.), Focusing on creating an immersive atmosphere of terror and the sudden enlightenment after the solution.
This is not only a bizarre adventure, but also an exploration of the survival of ancient culture in modern society. Let's see how Chen Yan joins hands with his partners to uphold his original intention, break evil and keep justice in an unknown world with turbulent undercurrents.
