Strange News About Going Out on Horseback

It seems that there are very few novels with Baojiaxian as the theme after Cui Zouzhao. Although this one has only updated a few chapters, the writing style is very good. I hope the author will continue to finish it!

Didn't I say that I can't leave Shanhaiguan? This book seems to be all about things outside Shanhaiguan. Isn't it true that Hu Huangxian's family is not popular outside Shanhaiguan, but only in the northeast?

I think talking about reincarnation in the next life is meaningless in my opinion. If you are not reincarnated, you will be a ghost, and you will still do to others what you do not want. If you are reincarnated and you will have no memory in the next life, then will you still be yourself? That is another person. If it were me, I would definitely not reincarnate. I would not believe it or care about anyone who said reincarnation is for someone else's benefit. I am not myself anymore. What's the use of reincarnation?

I was very moved after reading it, not only because of the ghost hunting but also because of the emotions. The paragraphs about my grandma made me feel a little bit nervous and my nose was sore. It was so beautiful.

It's really good and very similar to Lao Cui's style. If the author releases a new book, I will definitely continue to read it.

I watched some of it, and it has a bit of a shadow of Lao Cui, which I think is pretty good.

The separation of plot content between chapters 19 to 22 and the beginning is as if it was written by two people 🤔

There is nothing to say. I just want to say that it is not finished. For them, their story has come to an end. For me, their story has just begun. It is also a very good book.

Why is the story about college girlfriend discontinued? Is it true?

We can cooperate if we want

Come on, look forward to the new book. I hope the new book will be longer and I'll write a few more extra chapters.

Is there a monthly pass for this book? I just played Qidian. Did I not find it? Isn't this book worth a monthly pass? None?

I saw the scene where Kiko's accident occurred. That scene was not very good. How could a crew film it in a place where so many lives had been lost? It was too risky and the price paid was too high. It seems too deliberate.

It's rare that there is a book after Lao Cui that I want to follow. Come on, the author is great