Uncle Jiu's nephew Lin Zhengmiao went to the United States to study large-scale shipbuilding in order to revitalize the Dragon Kingdom.
The undercurrent in the United States was turbulent and gunshots were everywhere. When he returned to Hong Kong Island during the summer vacation, he became a disciple of Taoist Master Qianhe and practiced Eastern magic in order to protect himself.
Lin Zhengmiao relied on his skills to rescue people in foreign countries who were in dire straits when they were attacked by evil spirits, and at the same time made a lot of money.
And these wealth, like gifts from overseas Chinese, are continuously remitted back to their hometown.
From the farm in the suburbs of Chicago, the tavern in Pilsen Town, the apartment dormitory on 94th Street, the Will County Church, Wang Ji Noodle House, the deep secret room under the Sheriff's Villa, etc., The exorcism incidents reveal the weirdness and suspense, and step by step reveal the dirty truth behind the glamor of the United States.
Reader comments
The plot was okay and enough to pass the time. The introduction didn't dissuade me. After all, the title of the book attracted me, but the 400,000-word review almost scared me away. I've seen about 100 of them so far, but the events were too tight and came one after another without buffering. It was a bit rushed to read.
I read ten chapters first, and I feel pretty good. There is a big problem with the introduction. If I hadn't opened the table of contents and looked inside, I wouldn't find it attractive at all.
The plot was okay and enough to pass the time. The introduction didn't dissuade me. After all, the title of the book attracted me, but the 400,000-word review almost scared me away. I've seen about 100 of them so far, but the events were too tight and came one after another without buffering. It was a bit rushed to read.
I read ten chapters first, and I feel pretty good. There is a big problem with the introduction. If I hadn't opened the table of contents and looked inside, I wouldn't find it attractive at all.