The Ghostly Records of Chang'an

Paid serialization announcement: I just got word from my editor that this story will officially become a paid title on July 10, next Monday. Chapters will be locked starting from Chapter 50, so please take note if you've already read the earlier chapters. I, Sheng, am grateful for everyone's support all this time. I'll post three chapters that day, so please show your support and support the official release. *bows* ********************************************** Serious blurb: A harmful water ghost tangled in love and hate, a man-shaped glutton that eats people, a divine beast's spirit hidden in a Phoenix Blood Stone, and a Fusang yin-yang master who has crossed the seas from afar... At the height of the Tang Empire's power, in the ancient capital of Chang'an, where envoys from all four corners of the world gather, behind the splendor of a world in full bloom lies another world, one unseen by ordinary people. One day, a new clinic called Shuiyue Hall opens in the city. An ancient shamaness diagnoses patients, two little ghosts run errands, and a Daoist celestial master helps prepare medicine. One bizarre event after another unfolds, entangled not only with turbulent power struggles, but also with the desires and tenderness of humans, ghosts, gods, and demons. Silly blurb, the celestial master sells medicine: Li Chunfeng: "Do you think Chang'an is peaceful?" Passerby A: "Of course! We're right under the emperor's nose!" Li Chunfeng: "Then did you know the famous courtesan you saw yesterday is a hundred-year-old flower demon, the storyteller next door is a giant snake from the mountains, and even the snack you just ate was made by a monster?!" Passerby A: "!!! Celestial Master, save me!!!" Li Chunfeng: "I'm no help. Look for Shuiyue Hall's muscle-and-bone patches, shaman medicine, empowered by Daoist magic. They treat rheumatism and even ward off evil from your home. Special price, only 998!" Wu Ruo: "... Get back here and wash the diapers!" That's right, this is a heartwarming story about a shamaness and a Daoist. The story has a wild imagination and a chaotic setting, and occasionally gets dark, silly, or overly scholarly. Read at your own risk. ********************************************* Completed novel, come check it out: Uncle Master, Please Show Some Restraint Ongoing novel, come check it out: Strange Tales of Dongdu Theme: