Tales of a Northeast Chinese Spirit Medium

This is a fantasy-themed novel that is really well written. The novel concept and the twists and turns of the story make readers unable to stop reading. The beginning of the novel is suspenseful and quite funny. There was no draft or water splashing. The fire that the heroine was burning seemed to have been cut off by a shadowless hand, and the open flame in the stove was extinguished without warning. She met a talking yellow Pizi on the road and was chased away by her. However, Huang Pizi gathered hundreds of friends and used special skills to make the heroine faint... The author has good literary skills, rich imagination, fluent and humorous language, and has received five-star praise! The novel is exciting and interesting. It took me a long time to read it. The language is humorous and humorous. It often makes people laugh when reading. It is worth reading!

After getting through the first ten chapters, the rest of the journey is so high-energy that you can't stop at all! At the beginning of the article, I was attracted by Huang Pizi's sentence "I think you look like your grandma's grandson". The Northeast flavor is so authentic. The heroine Hu Xiaohua is not pretentious or procrastinating. The details of Brother Qi blowing his pipe three times were instantly remembered. The joke about San Huzi's "sixteen scars on his back" made me laugh so hard. Later, when Erya revealed that the scars were caused by jumping under a tent, I laughed like crazy. But to be honest, the pace of the first ten chapters is slow, and it takes a long time to set up the church, go undercover, and save the second brother. If you are impatient, be patient - because it will really cheat you later! I cried when I saw the case of Xiaofengxian. The lady of the family eloped with her long-term worker, was forced to sell herself, and finally jumped off a cliff to her death. Although her resentment persisted after her death, she only hated men. As Xiao Fengxian was freed, she felt indescribable sadness in her heart. The most exciting thing was Guiying from the Guhuo Bird Case. When I told her about the atrocities of the Japanese army, the women were mutilated, the whole village died, and the children were taken by caesarean section. I was so angry that my teeth itched. Finally, when Hu Xiaohua said welcome home, I burst into tears. Now begins, I think it is the most brilliant case of the three yin cases in the whole book. I am still reading it and will continue to review it. Good conscience.

I fell into the trap when Huang Pizi asked for a seal. Sanhuzi boasted that he had sixteen scars, but it turned out that he got them by jumping on a tent when he was a child. Mang Wuji said he hated braised chicken for the rest of his life, but what he asked before going through the tribulation was, "If I turn back into a worm, would you still recognize me?" Each character is like a neighbor in your hometown, tough, sturdy and down-to-earth. The horror is also really scary, with grass on the grave, old lady with dead tree, and three knocks on the door in the middle of the night. After watching it, I always want to look back when I get up in the middle of the night to go to the toilet. The seven wells are dug out layer by layer, digging deeper and deeper, looking higher and higher. The foundation of this Northeastern novel is really solid. The laughter can make you laugh out loud, and the abuse can make your eyes red. I recommend it to all friends who like the Northeastern flavor.

No matter what kind of novel it is, with fireworks, half the battle is won. Coupled with the novel concept, smooth writing and constantly popping up cool points. It's enough to catch the reader's attention. Good books must be liked!

The portrayal of the heroine Hu Xiaohua is so poignant, without being pretentious or sloppy, and has a refreshing energy; the details of the second brother Qi blowing his pipe three times, and the oolong stem of the "sixteen scars on the back" of the third tiger, the characters are brought to life with just a few strokes, as vivid as the old neighbors in the village next door. The pace of the first ten chapters is slow, and the foreshadowing of establishing a court, going undercover, and rescuing the second brother seems not urgent, but in fact it is all foreshadowing. Once you get through this foreshadowing, the subsequent plot will be so high-energy that you can't stop at all!

This book is so on point! The "evil things" in the Northeastern countryside are written as if they are true. Hu Xiaohua is destined to take over the Fourth Grand Master and set up a court to see things. There are also braised chickens to repay horses, reckless bodyguards, and three tough-talking and soft-hearted tigers... The characters are more interesting than the last, and they laugh while watching and are a little scared. The combination of suspense and supernatural + Northeastern folklore is perfect. It is like listening to an old neighbor telling ghost stories. The more you listen, the more addictive you become!

The opening chapter, Huang Pizi's quest for a title, is fascinating and tells the story of a strange B&B with Northeastern characteristics. The five great immortals, the beard, the yellow, the white, the willow ashes, the clear wind, the sorrowful king, are haunted by the ghosts. Hu Xiaohua accidentally took over the fate of the fourth prince Hu Tianlong, established a family and settled down, and went undercover to see things. The greedy braised chicken that repays the horse, the cute bodyguard Mang Wuji, the three tough-talking but soft-hearted three tigers, damn The second brother Qi who helped the soldiers. The sixteen scars on San Huzi's back made him laugh out loud, and he walked into the Yin City to make him cry, and he was stung by karma. Heart. A series of down-to-earth rural strange things, tearing apart the hidden cause and effect between yin and yang. Let us take you to see the most authentic and primitive appearance of Chuma Hall in Northeast China. It makes people want to stop

The plot of the novel has ups and downs, including exciting scenes of exorcism and exorcism, as well as a delicate portrayal of the characters' inner world. Through ingenious plot design, the author organically integrates reality and fantasy elements, making the story both imaginative and realistic, with a relaxed rhythm that attracts readers to continue reading.

The opening chapter is about Huang Pizi asking for a title: (I think you look like your grandma's grandson) This sentence is too northeastern. The braised chicken is also too greedy. Mang Wuji was so cute in the early stage. I didn't expect it to be the best foreshadowing of this book so far. She is actually a female fairy and she is the same as the braised chicken. Plus, the sixteen scars on San Huzi's back are hilarious. The tragic story of Xiao Fengxian and Guiying made me burst into tears again, and the conspiracy of Sanyin Shen Xiaolan and Xiaozhi Jiuju faction made me hate the roots of my teeth. The three tigers and three swords in the back are very touching. The fighting skills of the immortal family are also very well written, as well as the author's deep understanding of the horse-drawing culture. Whether it's Si Hai Gang Bing Qi Er Ge's professional lyrics or Hu Xiaohua's growth, I believe that the subsequent stories will become more and more exciting. The final sentence must be a five-star review! Author, please update.

This book is really well written. I will keep following it. Good luck, author.