I Gave the Immortals a Fake Name

It's really good; it feels close to real life, with some fantasy elements and decent writing. It's different from those mindless novels, and I quite like it. I'm a little reluctant to finish reading it; the daily updates are too infrequent 😳

True growth means using your abilities to fight for more opportunities without compromising. Even in an ordinary job, there's no need to see yourself as a dispensable supporting character. Every task completed diligently contributes to building experience for your future ideal role. Let's accumulate experience together. Looking forward to seeing him/her every day.

This book opened a new world for me because I know that everything it says is true! As a southerner, I've always been curious about and in awe of shamanic practices and spirit mediumship. I originally wanted to wait until it was all finished before reading it all at once 😂 But now, I can only join the ranks of those urging for more updates and look forward to the next chapter!

With the revival of Chinese culture, many phenomena previously considered "heretical" are gradually being recognized, and it's possible that everything is simply what the ancients told us. In particular, some supernatural events do indeed exist, and this article may offer some valuable insights.

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The book is full of hardships, twists and turns, and suspense! The ugliness of human nature is infuriating! The genuine character of teachers Siqi and Xiaoxiao is deeply moving. We thank teacher Siqi for her unwavering spirit in clearing away the fog for us. We believe there is always a ray of light to guide us through the darkness, and we await the day we see the light again! A great book! It gave me goosebumps and sent chills down my spine! Absolutely stunning!

I remember witnessing the carrying of poles twice when I went back to my village with my mother when I was little, which left a lasting sense of awe in my young heart. Seeing Siqi's words has stirred up my ancient memories again. [Please update more!][Please update more!][Please update more!] The last time I read a novel of this type was Cui Zou Zhao's "The Shaman's Dance."

As a child from Northeast China, I've been exposed to these things since I was little. I read every chapter carefully, and the protagonist's attitude towards the immortals was impactful, which kept my heart pounding. I was really immersed in the story. Author, keep up the good work! I'll save up for a couple of days before reading more, otherwise I'll be chasing after every update again, haha!

This suspenseful story is based on the author's real-life experiences as a medium. The bizarre events unfold layer by layer, creating a highly suspenseful atmosphere. Outsiders only see the so-called "supernatural powers," unaware of the helplessness and heartache lurking beneath the surface.

I quickly forgot what I heard, but after reading it carefully again, I found that the things the author described could occasionally be seen in daily life. The Xiao Liu Ren method described in the book is easy to learn and remember. I will continue reading and look forward to learning more.