This book is a folk fantasy novel that took place during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty from 1795 to 1804. It describes the inaction of the county magistrates of Ba, the exploitation and looting of local tyrants and evil gentry, the prevalence of gangsters in troubled times, and the serious violations of women's human rights: marriage robbery, rape and murder, deception, forced buying and selling, etc. So women from Sichuan, Hubei, Hunan and Guizhou joined the White Lotus Sect. Later, under the suppression of the Qing Dynasty, they were lost one after another. In the end, more than a hundred female veterans from all over the country were forced into the daughter's village in the mountains. . . . In the end, they disappeared collectively, and a thrilling legend began. The Bayan Corpse Exorcism Team sent the corpses of these female heroes back to their hometowns, as far as Shangri-La, Yunnan. . . The stories that happened along the way restored the fate of these women, the harmony between humans and ghosts, and a profound interpretation of human nature's tendency to be good. . . . .
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The legends and secrets of Nervzhai have always surrounded the world. The emergence of this book undoubtedly provides a more scientific and unscientific fantasy imagination space, giving confused people a sense of mystery and yearning for Nervzhai, and letting people know what kindness and loyalty are. It also changed the common impression about ghosts: It turns out that ghosts also have dreams and gratitude, and lonely ghosts also want to return to their hometown. . . . . . It analyzes the complexity of the human heart and human nature from a new perspective. Yang Linggong's broad sentiments, hatred of evil, and awe-inspiring justice for the disadvantaged groups are expressed through the Dharma, the phenomenon of strange magic, and the heroic feat of hundreds of female nuns collectively jumping off a cliff. The plot of Ping'an Bailian Jiaoping is introduced into the fantasy flying sky to express an in-depth interpretation of goodness. The plot is deeply moving and moving. The cruelty of the Qing army and the ultra-idealistic fantasy of the nuns flying to heaven and becoming immortals under the spell of Duan Gong gave people a lot of comfort. . . . . .
The legends and secrets of Nervzhai have always surrounded the world. The emergence of this book undoubtedly provides a more scientific and unscientific fantasy imagination space, giving confused people a sense of mystery and yearning for Nervzhai, and letting people know what kindness and loyalty are. It also changed the common impression about ghosts: It turns out that ghosts also have dreams and gratitude, and lonely ghosts also want to return to their hometown. . . . . . It analyzes the complexity of the human heart and human nature from a new perspective. Yang Linggong's broad sentiments, hatred of evil, and awe-inspiring justice for the disadvantaged groups are expressed through the Dharma, the phenomenon of strange magic, and the heroic feat of hundreds of female nuns collectively jumping off a cliff. The plot of Ping'an Bailian Jiaoping is introduced into the fantasy flying sky to express an in-depth interpretation of goodness. The plot is deeply moving and moving. The cruelty of the Qing army and the ultra-idealistic fantasy of the nuns flying to heaven and becoming immortals under the spell of Duan Gong gave people a lot of comfort. . . . . .