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Records of Northeast Folk Strange Events
A story, a rule. Between the villages of Guandong Mountain and Jiangchazi, Mr. Yin-Yang Fang Dayou took his disciple Liu Zhaodi and his nephew Ermao to deal with the evil things that happened to the common people - the money lost, the yellow man came to ask for a seal, someone called your name in the middle of the night... Each story is an independent chapter, and each chapter tells a rule. You may not believe it, but you cannot disobey it.
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Notes on Folk Weird Things
Hidden in the countryside are the strangest legends and the most naked human hearts. The half red embroidered shoe under the old locust tree is locked with unsaid grievances and hatred; the strange salesman knocking on the door late at night, the luggage is not filled with groceries, but old things stained with frost; the bronze mirror emerging from the ancient well can reveal ghosts and ghosts, but not the depth of people's hearts... These strange things scattered in the streets and towns may o
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Born with Six Fingers, Catching Ghosts Depends on Recklessness My name is Li Youbing, and I was born with six fingers. The fortune teller said that I have a "disabled personality", and I am destined to be a widower, lonely, and disabled. Later, I was adopted by an unreliable old Taoist priest, and I found out that this broken character was actually the perfect match for cultivating Maoshan Technique - others cost me money to learn Taoism, but it cost me my life to learn Taoism. The master said: "Apprentice, our sect only has one copy of "Maoshan Mantra" lef 11Reads—Score—Shelves
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The Young Man's Sharp Edge in the Past on the River Bank
Three years ago, Li Dachuan broke Sun Yaozu's nose with a punch, shattered his own life, and escaped from He'an Town overnight. Three years later he came back with his old bag. The river bank was still the same, and the people were still the same. Some people want to start over, while others refuse to let go.
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