During the Republic of China, there were vast wild forests among white mountains and black waters, and countless folk mysteries were hidden in the villages outside the pass. The taboos on entering the mountains in the old forest, the rules on the night road in the countryside, the unknown noises under the frozen river, and the strange things on the earthen bed are all evil ways passed down orally by the people of Guandong from generation to generation. Ordinary people live their lives abiding by the old principles, but some people get into trouble, violate taboos, and get involved in a series of strange stories that cannot be explained. Those folklores rooted in the Northeast are not falsehoods, but strange truths engraved on the land outside the Pass. Follow the story and walk into the deserted villages and mountains in the northeast of the Republic of China, see the evil things hidden in the wind and snow, and hear how the people of Guandong broke through the situation and survived.
Reader comments
Not bad, not bad, one chapter per story. Just too short
Fine. The storyline is good
It should be short stories collected from various places. It sounds realistic, makes people emotionally ups and downs, and makes people excited. It is worth recommending!
Good, good, good, good
It's pretty cool, why are there so few comments?
I really like reading ghost stories written by this author
It makes people feel chills down their backs. The author uses popular narration to let fear slowly penetrate into the heart. It is so well written.
Not bad, not bad, one chapter per story. Just too short
Fine. The storyline is good
It should be short stories collected from various places. It sounds realistic, makes people emotionally ups and downs, and makes people excited. It is worth recommending!
Good, good, good, good
It's pretty cool, why are there so few comments?
I really like reading ghost stories written by this author It makes people feel chills down their backs. The author uses popular narration to let fear slowly penetrate into the heart. It is so well written.