Protected by Gods in a Folk Horror Film

Lin Wuyang transmigrated into a folk-horror film. Born with an unusual Ba Zi and the fate of a child destined to serve the gods, he was targeted from the moment he was born.

Evil spirits drew closer by the day. His parents prayed to every god they could think of, but nothing helped.

Ghost-face hawkmoths swarmed through the sky, while the [Little Girl in Red] outside the door was determined to take him away.

Then, on the day he turned one month old, someone brought him a copper necklace and a shuttlecock, saying they had found him a friend.

The day the [Little Girl in Red] appeared again, his new friend came to play with him too.

That night, every demon and ghost fled.

“My name is Nezha. What’s yours?”

His friend in the dream asked the newborn Lin Wuyang.

“…”

“Don’t be scared. Let’s play!”

His friend, with two little tufts of hair tied up, kicked the shuttlecock over to Lin Wuyang.

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At seven, Lin Wuyang caught the attention of the [Great Black Buddha Mother].

Her evil power locked onto him, marking him as a sacrifice for a blood ritual.

Her power was so great that even the righteous gods meant nothing to her.

So someone found him a godmother who could protect him.

The day the [Great Black Buddha Mother] came to his door, his godmother came to visit too.

That night, the evil mother was defeated.

“Wuyang, hurry and bow to the Holy Mother!”

His friend cheered in the dream. “From today on, you can call the Heavenly Queen ‘Mom’!”

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At nine, he was kidnapped by [Double-Pupiled] cultists who dreamed of becoming immortals, and taken away as a sacred child to be sacrificed.

At ten, the [Jiangshi] his neighbors had kept for years came back to life and tried to eat him.

At eleven, [The Bridge of Female Ghosts]…

Though the world was full of evil gods, resentment, death, and the unknown, and Lin Wuyang’s fate as a child destined to serve the gods made countless terrifying beings covet and attack him, he still grew up healthy, because all the gods were protecting him.

*A wild mash-up of folk-horror films!

*A little kid saves the world.

*Easy to read, and can be enjoyed as an ordinary folk-horror story.

Theme: Love life and face each day with a positive attitude.