When Folklore Becomes Reality: My Uncle Really Died After Getting a Haircut in the First Lunar Month

I thought folk customs were rules, and jingles were also considered rules?

You should firmly believe that you can cultivate immortality, that cultivating immortality can increase your longevity, that you can use the spells in a certain book to create the alchemy arrays, etc. And that these can kill ghosts and kill everything. In short, just follow the book you wrote and don't publish it without any literary talent or plot, and firmly believe that the book is true. In this way, you will become a new generation of Taoist ancestors.

I remember there seemed to be a book of the same type, but I forgot what it was called.

There is another Guan Sheng subdues the demon, and Zhong Kui is directly invincible, killing indiscriminately.

The subject matter is quite novel, the folk proverbs are designed as superpowers, but they are too young.

It's based on the setting of Terrorist Resurrection. Resurrection of evil ghost = loss of control of rules.

It feels okay. Compared with other types, this is already considered the best among them.