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Books by 秃头的猫兔子
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After My Grandma Died, the Spirits in Her Shrine Refused to Leave 我奶死后，堂口里的东西不肯走
My grandma died. That night, as I kept vigil, something scratched inside the coffin. The whole village heard it, but no one dared make a sound. I was the only one who patted the lid and said, “Grandma, settle down.” The coffin fell silent. But a bloody mark appeared in my palm, scratched there from the inside. My grandma was the only spirit medium for miles around. Before she passed, she left me three things: a spirit altar, a wild fox, and a red cord that could never be severed. She told me, “S
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Opening a Spirit Hall, My Ancestors Become the King of Sorrow 出马开阴堂，祖宗做悲王
Among the spirit mediums of Northeast China, keeping a well-ordered altar is essential. The yang altar enshrines the five kinds of immortals: fox, yellow weasel, white weasel, willow spirit, and rat spirit, each with their own abilities. The yin altar enshrines ghost immortals, with the King of Sorrows in command, the wandering spirits running errands, and the smoke ghosts doing odd jobs. These two altars, one yin and one yang, are both indispensable. But the spirit mediums of the Lin family hav
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Reborn in 1976: A Record of Mountain Foraging 重生七六赶山记
Chen Jianguo was twenty-seven when he died. A former reconnaissance soldier turned railway police officer, he died in the space between train cars while catching a knife-wielding thief on a Spring Festival travel rush train. When he opened his eyes again, it was 1976. He had become an eighteen-year-old worker at Beijing's Hongxing Machinery Factory. His father had just been killed by an overhead crane. His stepmother had locked the 180 yuan compensation money in a cabinet, and his stepbrother ha
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