Toast Soul

"The Soul of the Chieftain": Based on the rebirth of the last chieftain, it is a secret scroll of Western Hunan soaked in witchcraft and beauty. Taking Wu Chen, the last chieftain king, as the main line, weaving a web of fate and redemption. In the ups and downs of "The Return of the Chieftain" and "The Demonic Veins", we return to the precarious Chieftain Dynasty. Face the ancient Miao territory's blood curse and evil spirits and corpses of monsters. Here, there are corpse exorcists ringing bells in the secluded path, pointing their long swords at ominous signs; there are goddesses who prophesy like mist, and their obedience skills hide mysteries; there are also the brocade weaving skills inherited by the Tujia people in the stilted buildings, and the Tima dance performed during sacrifices. The novel delves deeply into the secret realm of western Hunan, where the beliefs, skills and survival of soldiers, Miao and other ethnic groups are integrated into the grand narrative of power changes and supernatural struggles. It shows a world where witches and poisons are rampant, gods and men dance together, but the tenacity and beauty bloom in blood and fire. The plots in the novel are like streams in the mountains, seemingly bifurcating but converging. Every foreshadowing is a prelude to thunder, and every desperate situation contains the key to breaking the situation. Personal joys and sorrows are closely linked to the rise and fall of a dynasty, until it reaches a soul-shaking ending.