[Taoist priests + feng shui + talismans + ghost hunting + demon subjugation + folk customs]
[Traditional supernatural story, plot-driven, no System, two male leads]
After graduating, Lin An and Zhao Xiaobai come to Moonlight Manor and take over their fathers' jobs as its caretakers.
Among the people nearby who know of it, Moonlight Manor is also called “Haunted Manor,” because of the many strange and inexplicable legends surrounding it.
They say that long ago, the place was called Mount Moonlight. People often saw basin-sized toads, snakes as thick as water barrels, unidentified wild temples and spirit shrines, tree hollows that called people's names, ancient wells that lured souls away, and fox demons that drained people's lifeblood…
Three hundred years ago, a remarkable woman named Chu Jing built a Daoist sanctuary on the mountain to suppress the myriad evils.
Later, the authorities stepped in and expanded it into a manor under unified management. That arrangement has continued to the present day.
Even now, whenever night falls, moonlight still envelops the mountain like a solid curtain of water, and mountain spirits and ghosts gather in droves to worship the moon and cultivate…
This book is a sequel to Strange Tales of the Daoist School: Feng Shui. Its settings and characters are connected to the previous book, and many plot Easter eggs from the earlier story are waiting to be discovered.
From the previous one! Nice! The storyline is good!
Starting from the previous book, I started following this one. I like the author's writing style and look forward to more works
I just finished watching the previous one. The part about Chu Jing was so uncomfortable. Why did I stop updating it?
The logic is clear and the plot is compact. It is worth seeing a good work.