The Horse Fairy from the Northeast: My Fairy Family Is a Bit Fierce

My name is Chen Ergou, and I am a child born and raised in rural areas of Northeast China. When I was eighteen, my grandfather passed away. Before leaving, he held my hand and said that our Chen family was a single generation, and my generation had to step up to the plate, otherwise the whole family would die. I didn't believe in these feudal superstitions at first, but that night, I saw Huang Pizi kneeling in the yard of my house and kowtowing. From then on, my life completely changed. I've seen a female ghost in red singing on a graveyard in the middle of the night, a hanged ghost that possesses people and sucks in yang energy, and a water monkey that pulls people into the river to act as stand-ins. The fairies in my cousin's house are also more vicious than the last: Huangpizi loves to drink, fox fairies love to flirt with girls, snake fairies love to kill people, and even the most honest gray fairy can evacuate your house even if he steals things. When others take action, it is the Immortal Family that protects its disciples. When I take action, it is because I protect these ancestors. But I didn't expect that behind all this, there was a shocking secret that lasted for three hundred years. When I uncovered the truth step by step, I discovered that not only did I have to deal with the evil spirits that harmed people, but I also had to face pursuits from within Xuanmen. Even the people closest to me had unknown identities. After passing Shanhaiguan, I went to see the gods if I had anything to do. But in the Northeast, the gods have to give me Chen Ergou three-point thin noodles.