The author loves revising. The complete version with a coherent plot is only on Jinjiang.
Floor-by-floor challenges; parallel worlds
Strong leads; twists
Mao Qi has been under a lot of pressure lately, constantly on edge. When she is half-asleep in the middle of the night, she often hears someone whispering behind her ear.
She sought help from a Taoist priest, put up talismans, and saw a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine. She even started taking herbal medicine to soothe her liver and relieve her depression.
One night, the muddled words by her ear suddenly became clear: "Go northwest, go northwest..."
Mao Qi was puzzled, but unable to resist her curiosity. She drove northwest across the city and found an old building overgrown with moss in the suburbs.
The building had seven floors. Seven characters hung from the top floor: Northwest District Psychiatric Hospital.
Ongoing novel: Strange Tales of Lingnan. Please add it to your favorites.
Guangxi folklore and the supernatural, suspenseful tomb exploration, a hint of ensemble cast
Positive, outspoken heroine; brooding male ghost
At the end of the Qing dynasty, the Lu family, a clan of feng shui masters, died in a scheme to find the continuation of a dragon vein.
Today, 160 years later, a phantom sun appeared at noon. Yan Bingyu shut off the astrological commentary on her phone that was stirring up panic and kept working late, unconcerned.
On her way home, she happened to receive a congratulatory call from a friend:
"Happy birthday! I'm not too late with my wishes, am I?"
"Just in time. I was born at 23:58."
Someone was burning paper offerings at an intersection. The smoke made Yan Bingyu cough, and as she dodged it, she stepped on the ashes a few times. Through the billowing smoke, a man with a Qing-style queue appeared at the end of the road. He made calculations with his fingers, his jade-like face clearing of gloom, then smiled at her in a twisted way. "A woman born under the Seven Killings star."
Later, on night after night, as she climbed out of one grave after another and listened to corpses and ghosts of every kind whisper in her ear, Yan Bingyu couldn't help regretting it: Never, ever tell anyone your birth date and hour!
Descendant of the tomb guardians x Qing dynasty feng shui master turned ghost
Theme: Be sure to save yourself from the trials and tribulations of this world, again and again.
When I saw the stairs in the first few chapters, I wondered if the heroine was sleepwalking. The fifth, sixth and seventh floors were just opposite to the hospital, and when it came to the sound part in the previous chapter, Mamma Mia [changed]
Ah Qi disappeared and went to find Kaisheng, who had been with him for a few days. Kaisheng was Ah Qi's helper in escaping from the mountains. Kaisheng was sleeping in the mountains. He was the person Ah Qi imagined to help him escape from the clutches of his stepfather when he grew up. He was also the helper in Ah Qi's dream to find his true self. It's so miserable. Ah Qi, grandma, father and son named Jiang, Kaisheng, and Dr. Wu have lost three people to help her. How can this support her to live? Death is a release from reality.
I had guessed that Zhong Han was just imagining things, but when he really exposed it, it was too ah ah ah
Wow wow wow the writing is so good?????????
So Kaisheng has nothing to do with Jiang Ning? Why does Kaisheng remember the Northwest District Mental Hospital?
It was so well written. The last emotional scene made me burst into tears. Come on, come on.
I don't understand, so the heroine jumped to her death. The man who appeared in her life was her own split personality?
Is the little boy Jiang Ning [eating melon]
It seems that the ending of this story has already appeared. The mentally ill heroine mistakenly identifies the hero, but she doesn't know what the Northwest Mental Hospital represents. Is it the past that the heroine is afraid to face?
This story is so confusing. Is the Zhong Hanru in the dream really the one in reality? It can't be that policeman, right?
When I saw the stairs in the first few chapters, I wondered if the heroine was sleepwalking. The fifth, sixth and seventh floors were just opposite to the hospital, and when it came to the sound part in the previous chapter, Mamma Mia [changed]
Ah Qi disappeared and went to find Kaisheng, who had been with him for a few days. Kaisheng was Ah Qi's helper in escaping from the mountains. Kaisheng was sleeping in the mountains. He was the person Ah Qi imagined to help him escape from the clutches of his stepfather when he grew up. He was also the helper in Ah Qi's dream to find his true self. It's so miserable. Ah Qi, grandma, father and son named Jiang, Kaisheng, and Dr. Wu have lost three people to help her. How can this support her to live? Death is a release from reality.
I had guessed that Zhong Han was just imagining things, but when he really exposed it, it was too ah ah ah
Wow wow wow the writing is so good?????????
So Kaisheng has nothing to do with Jiang Ning? Why does Kaisheng remember the Northwest District Mental Hospital?
It was so well written. The last emotional scene made me burst into tears. Come on, come on.
I don't understand, so the heroine jumped to her death. The man who appeared in her life was her own split personality?
Is the little boy Jiang Ning [eating melon]
It seems that the ending of this story has already appeared. The mentally ill heroine mistakenly identifies the hero, but she doesn't know what the Northwest Mental Hospital represents. Is it the past that the heroine is afraid to face?
This story is so confusing. Is the Zhong Hanru in the dream really the one in reality? It can't be that policeman, right?