1,000 Folklore and Supernatural Stories: Starting with Exorcism

With ten chapters per chapter, you no longer have to beg for updates (of course, if readers are willing to click to catch up, I will be more motivated.) You can read one article in ten minutes, taking you through the legends and cultures of various places. (It feels good to listen to the book) My name is Lin Jiu, and I was originally a staunch materialist social animal, until I was optimized by the company and returned to my hometown to inherit my grandfather's shabby copy of "1000 Folklore Supernaturals". Before he died, my grandfather grabbed my hand and said, "My dear, this book... Doesn't want to read it!" As a result, I stayed up late that night reading the novel, and with a slip of my hand, milk tea was accurately poured onto the first chapter [Combating Corpses in Western Hunan]. When I opened my eyes again, I was standing in a barren mountain with a jumping customer in front of me with a talisman on his forehead. Behind me, there was a pale-faced elder brother wearing an official uniform from the Qing Dynasty. He urged me in plastic Mandarin with an accent: "It's almost dawn, master, hurry up and send your customers on their way!" I looked down at the soul-drawing bell and soul-calling flag in my hand, and I was dumbfounded. No, it's not written in the book that this thing is a VR experience version! Moreover, who said that corpse removal must be done at night? Roll it up! I'll deliver it during the day too! Since then, my "Shunfeng Corpse" business has been booming, and I also live broadcast popular science and folklore part-time. Until one day, I turned to the last page of the book, and there was a line of my grandfather's handwriting on it: "When you see this, it means that 'they' have noticed you..." I looked back and saw the number of people online in the live broadcast room: 1,000. Wait, brother on the list, why is your neck crooked?