Also known as The Tale of the Departed Soul
Blurb:
Wang Xiaochou grew up carrying manure buckets. Abandoned by his parents at birth because he was born with a severe disability, he was rescued by his grandfather. One day, he dug up three jars of seeds in his family's cellar. After that, everything changed... A black cat, a wild man, missing college students: all these strange incidents point to the Taoist temple on Qingfeng Mountain. What secrets lie beneath the mountain, with its unremarkable temple and peculiar Taoist priests?
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So well written!!! It's not enough to watch. There's a second part!
It's obvious that they use their village as an experimental base. They haven't noticed any problems for so many years. It's obvious that people who take the medicine are disabled.
Who is the big and bad CP?
Alas, why did it end so quickly? It feels like the plot has just begun... But Wenwen is really good.
It's over, Spread the flowers! Looking forward to the next one
Good article, the author writes it very carefully, it has the feel of a local drama mixed with a supernatural drama~~
This book is very well written. Is there a CP? (′･ω･`)
Haha, now I am becoming more cheerful
The book is very nice to read, but I always felt that it was not good for the little smelly family to stuff their stomachs with whatever they saw was edible. If it were a bird egg from a first-level protected animal, would that be the way to eat it?
Which Wang Xiaobao is really too redundant and really annoying…