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Those Things About the Five Immortals in Northeast China and Ma Daha's Adventures
Pay attention, this man's name is Ma Daha. Thirty-three years old, unmarried, professional farmer, bachelor with side job. The greatest achievement was to make the mangy dog of the village head Wang's family not bark when he saw him - for fear of contamination. His original life plan was: farm, eat, and wait to die. Until that night, he met a yellow-skinned man standing guard at the entrance of the village. "What are you looking at?" "What are you looking at?" With just this sentence, his fate
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Huniu Takes Action: a Tale of Northeastern Shamans
Northeastern folklore + shaman culture + supernatural horror + humor and poisonous tongue + unit drama + passion for growth "I, Lin Xiaoman, was raised by tigers when I was a child. I thought that the biggest obstacle in my life would be to learn to use chopsticks. But God told me: You are a descendant of shamans and you have to look after others. I just looked at things when I thought about it, but it turned out that I was not a yellow-skinned person. To ask for a title is to ask for your life.
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I Threw Away the Fox Immortal’s Shrine, and Now She’s Haunting My Barbecue Stall
I inherited my second uncle's old-fashioned barbecue shop. Thinking the Fox Immortal's ancestral tablet in the back room was bad luck, I tossed it straight into the trash. At midnight, a pretty girl in a floral cotton-padded jacket sprang out of the bin, hands on her hips as she scolded me. "Wang Dabao, I've waited a thousand years for you, and you dare throw me on the trash heap?" Only then did I learn that my family had been spirit mediums for eight generations. Now it was my turn to take ov
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Weird Rules? Let Me Check the Literature First
When something strange happens, the whole world is forced to participate in a horror game. While others were screaming for survival, she turned the challenge into a stand-up show, using professional essays and irony to drive all kinds of ghosts to collapse.
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Honghuang: What Can I Do? I'm Innocent Too.
Talking about how a "shit stirrer" full of great virtues made Taoist Hongjun go from wanting to kill people to silence him, to being forced to practice Buddhism, and in the end he could only tearfully send him to the depths of chaos to trouble the demon gods.
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