Beneath the City of Brocade Officials, earthfire scorches the heavens,
Ghostly bailiffs roam the underworld, free of all restraint,
Ghost functionaries command ten thousand taels of nether silver,
In a single day, all traces vanish, and the gates of the underworld are unsealed.
This is Chengdu in 1934, a leisurely city, an old city. Cheng Tao, an officer from Nanjing, arrives with a secret order from □□ and becomes an aide to Liu Xiang, Sichuan's chairman. He never imagined that his fate would change here.
Here, he meets a British duchess, a peerless beauty of unknown origins, a mysterious man with uncanny eyes, and even a cat that can talk. Together, they search for a group of people hidden in the city and known as the Yin Chai. Everything revolves around a secret left behind by Zhang Xianzhong, who ruled Sichuan three hundred years ago. Are they seeking a treasure beyond imagining, or some wondrous power?
But to a girl who tells fortunes by the Nan River, none of this has anything to do with her. After meeting the man named Cheng Tao, she becomes certain in her heart that this story set in Chengdu in 1934 is destined to be nothing but a love story...
A new story begins.
Cheng Tao is a scumbag, stubborn and self-righteous, Jiu Feng is single-minded and not outstanding, Quan Jinghua is hateful and pathetic, Yin Changsheng is cowardly, anyway, none of the protagonists like him, he prefers the fat cat and a few Yin Zai.
A novel worth revisiting over and over again! But the collection is actually very low, which is much better than some of the hot sellers on the Internet that are currently hyped. The compact plot, the author's powerful imagination, and the historical perspective that most women lack make this novel worth reading!
I always thought you were an authentic Chengdu native, because your writing of Liu Zimi was so great
Oh my god, when I read the text, I thought the author was an authentic Chengdu native, and his love for Chengdu was full of words. I didn't expect that my experience in real life was completely different. I also came to Chengdu in 2013, and went to Changsha for two years. It has been ten years since I came to Chengdu, but I still read many historical allusions from the text [laughing]
They deserve to die in the first place. Aren't all the devils and devils who commit evil deserve to die? Karma means death! No matter what the cause or effect, I just regret that he didn't take action to kill all the people who caused his suffering.
This chapter of Hundred Ghosts at Night is written vividly, it's great!!!!
Watched it again. I really feel something new every time I watch it.
It's very beautiful. Please support the author and buy a physical copy.
I specially rate it again to support the author and hope to write more exciting articles in the future. I can count my favorite articles by female authors on one hand, and this is one of them.
Very good article! Every character in the story is very distinct! I hope you can write more articles!