Zhu Wuyou played a deity for ten years.
A fox spirit possessing someone? An act. A statue manifesting? A trick. Ghost fire over a grave? Phosphorus powder.
Her father had told her ever since she was little:
There are no ghosts in this world, only tricks that haven't been exposed.
Until one day, she went to exorcise a spirit for someone.
The incantation was made up, the talismans drawn the night before, and her accomplice was already in place on the roof beam.
She had just shouted, "Divine power, manifest!" when
The statue on the altar opened its eyes.
Zhu Wuyou fell silent for a moment, then picked up the incense burner and hurled it at the statue.
"What kind of rival are you, stealing this lady's business?"
The statue shattered into pieces.
It was hollow inside.
That night, someone in the house died.
The next day, a monk came to her door.
Zhu Wuyou: "I saw a ghost."
Mingji: "There are no ghosts in this world."
"You're a monk, and you don't believe in ghosts?"
"I don't."
"Then do you believe in Buddha?"
"I've never seen him either."
"...Then why are you a monk?"
Mingji: "The temple provides meals."
Later, they saw a woman who had died thirty-seven times according to the family register, a village where everyone listed on the household records was dead, and a capital where nobody was allowed to grieve.
In the end, there always seemed to be an answer to every strange occurrence.
But every time...
There was always something that couldn't quite be explained.
A shameless fraud posing as a deity × a steadfast atheist monk
Every incident is the work of people; there are no supernatural elements. Respect the unknown in ghosts and gods, and the complexity of the human heart.
Theme: Respect the unknown in ghosts and gods, and the complexity of the human heart.
I wish the girl is really a super, super good person, and she is cute by the emotionally stable little monk.
This chapter is a bit attracted to Ming Ji. Although there are no mood swings, it just feels cute, hahahaha
The more I watch, the more I feel that Miss Zhu is so lively, interesting and clever, hehe, she also likes to tease people, she's so good at it, right?
Okay, okay, there's a big twist at the end.
I was attracted by the copywriting and the title of the book. It's such an interesting setting. It's also a money fan. It looks good.
Writing style: The teacher's writing style is very concise and straightforward, which is more comfortable to look at (and during the writing process, you can also feel that the teacher's writing style is slowly improving, keep up the good work) Plot: Two lines run in parallel, the plot line and the emotional line are interspersed with a degree of relaxation. The plot line is reversal after reversal, suspense after suspense. My personal state of mind is from doubting "Is there really a god in this world?" To "If there is no god, I am afraid it is man-made." Following the plot, I guessed here and there, doubting this and that, and finally found that I had not guessed correctly hahahaha. Characters: The characters of both the female protagonist and the male protagonist are quite interesting. The heroine prefers money, but she is also forced by life. Because he has experienced a series of things forced by life, he can see things clearly, and he is also a little indifferent, and even has some divinity. The heroine is in the wind and rain, but she still has to hold an umbrella for Xiao Man. She knows that reading more and acquiring more knowledge can change her destiny, and she doesn't want Xiao Man to be like her. The male protagonist entered the temple just for a bowl of rice, and he is still a staunch materialist. From the subsequent plot, we can feel that he seems to be hiding a lot of things. I look forward to revealing the male protagonist's past later, which will probably be interesting.
I can feel that the teacher's writing style is improving! I decided to gain some weight before continuing to watch ~ Hehe
I'm getting more and more confused about what's going on with this family?
How to describe it? Everyone has their own little thoughts of warmth, right?
You can't even guess what you are going to do! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh! So the housekeeper hired the heroine and the opera singer to act there, owed them wages, and then the housekeeper got screwed, so why did the housekeeper get screwed? When something happened, the housekeeper was in trouble, and everyone in the house knew that the opera singer was a fake young master, and they were all accompanying him to perform. Are all the people in the house so obedient?