
My Temple Is Called Lanruo Temple
我的宝刹叫兰若寺
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"Reprint" List of books about ghosts in various dynasties in China Comic PP 2019-10-21 15:18 This article is taken from the Internet, and the copyright belongs to the original author. If there is any infringement, please contact us to delete it, thank you! Ghost Books In addition to oral transmission, people mainly rely on ghost books to understand ghost things. Ghost stories are also called "Qixie" stories or "Yijian" stories. "Qixie" and "Yijian" come from "Zhuangzi Xiaoyaoyou" and "Liezi Tangwen" respectively. It can be said that there have been people who wrote about ghosts and ghosts in China very early. As a special book on ghosts, many books have appeared in various dynasties in China. Below, the author will introduce to you the catalog of some collected books, and there are several points that need to be explained; first, some works may not still exist, as long as they appeared in history, they will be included; second, the author and dynasty may be assumed by later generations, but the author still follows his own annotations and will not make other considerations; third, not all works are ghost books, and some belong to collections that contain a large number of ghost stories or monster stories that are difficult to distinguish, and are included together. The ghost books of the Warring States Period mainly include: "Gui Zang" "Huangdi Shuo" (40 articles) "Ji Jia Zuo Yu" "The Biography of Emperor Mu" "The Classic of Mountains and Seas" (annotated by Guo Pu) "The Benji of Yu" "Yi Yin Shuo" (27 articles) The ghost books of the Han Dynasty mainly include: "Han Wu Dong Ming Ji" (written by Guo Xian, 60 chapters in four volumes) "Han Wu Stories" (written by Ban Gu, one volume preserved) "Han Wu Nei Zhuan" (written by Ban Gu, one volume is preserved) "Kuo Di Zhi" "Biography of Immortals" "Memories of Immortals" "Shen Yi Jing" (written by Dongfang Shuo , one volume) "Shizhouji" (written by Dongfang Shuo, one volume) "The Chronicles of the King of Shu" "The Chronicles of King Xu Yan" "Xuanhuang Jing" "Yu Chu Zhou Shuo" (943 articles) "Historical Records" The number of ghost books during the Six Dynasties is increasing, mainly including: "Bo "Wuzhi" (written by Zhang Hua, 400 volumes) "Jiling Ji" (written by Yan Zhitui) "Jingyi Ji" (written by Hou Bai) "Lieyi Zhuan" (written by Emperor Wei Wen, 3 volumes) "The Chronicles of Spirits and Ghosts" (written by Xunshi) "The Chronicles of Supernatural Powers" "The Chronicles of Mingxiang" (written by Wang Yan, 10 volumes) "The Chronicles of Qixie" (written by Dongyang Wuwu, 7 Volume) "Biography of Immortals" "Stories of Miracles" (written by Wang Fu) "Stories" (written by Wang Jia, 10 volumes) "Shu Yiji" (Zu Chongzhi) by Tao Qian, 10 volumes) "Sou Shen Ji" (by Qian Bao, 20 volumes) "Xu Qi Xie Ji" (by Wu Jun, 1 volume) "Xuanxianji" (written by Liu Yiqing) "Yanshenji" "Yilin" (written by Lu) "Yiyuan" (written by Liu Jingshu, 10 volumes preserved) "You Ming Lu" (written by Liu Yiqing, 30 volumes) "The Story of Wrongful Souls" "The Story of Zhen Yi" (written by Dai Zuo) "Zhiguai" (written by Zu Tai) Ghost novels developed in the Tang Dynasty, mainly including: "Bo Yinzhi" "The Biography of Bujiang Zongbai Yuan" (1 volume) "Legend" (written by Pei Kai) "Duyi Zhi" "Ancient Mirror" (written by Wang Du) "Hedong Ji" "Ji Yi Ji" "Qin Meng Ji" (written by Shen Ya) "Resentment in Central Hunan" (written by Shen Ya) "Xu Xuan Wei Lu" (written by Li Fuyan, 10 volumes) "Xuan Shi Zhi" "Xuanguai Lu" (written by Niu Sengru, 10 volumes) "Strange Dreams" (written by Shen Ya) "Youxian Cave" (written by Zhang Wencheng, 1 volume) "Youyang Zazu" (written by Duan Chengshi, 20 volumes) "The Continuation of Youyang Zazu" (written by Duan Chengshi, 10 volumes) "The Story of the Pillow" (written by Shen Jiji, 1 piece) "The Travels of Zhou Tai" (Written by Wei Guan) The ghost stories of the Song Dynasty mainly include: "Taiping Guangji" (344 kinds, including 40 volumes of ghosts) "Jishen Lu" (written by Xu Xuan, 6 volumes, 150 events) "Records of Strangers in Jianghuai" (written by Wu Shu, 3 volumes) "Cheng Yi Ji" (written by Zhang Junfang) "Kuo Yi Zhi" (written by Zhang Shizheng) "Records of Luozhong" (written by Qin Zaisi) "Shogunate Yan Xian Lu" (written by Bi Zhongxun) "Zi Che Zhi" (written by Guo Tuo, 5 volumes) "Yi Jian" "Zhi" (written by Hong Mai, 420 volumes) "Tang Taizong Entering the Underworld" The ghost works of the Jin and Yuan Dynasties include: "Chaohai News Yi Jian's Continuation" "Cheng Zhai Miscellaneous Notes" "Xu Yi Jian Zhi" "Zi Buyu" The works such as novels about gods and demons were popular in the Ming Dynasty, mainly including: "Bianjing Yiyiji" "Feng Shen Zhuan" (written by Xu Zhonglin, 100 chapters) "Later Journey to the West" (6 volumes, 40 chapters) "Jian Deng Xinyu" "The remaining words after cutting the lamp" "The Romance of the Three Treasure Eunuchs in the West" (written by Luo Maodeng, 100 chapters) "She Yi Zhi" "The Four Travels" (written by Wu Yuantai) "Biography of the Eight Immortals in Shangdong on their Journey to the East", Yu Xiangdou's "Biography of the Great Emperor Huaguang Tianwang of Five Manifestations", "Biography of Northern Zhenwu Xuantian God's Origin", Yang Zhihe's "Biography of Journey to the West") "Songchuang Dream Talk" "Journey to the West" (Dong Shuo, 16 chapters) "Journey to the West" (written by Wu Cheng'en, 100 chapters) "Journey to the West Continued" "Gengsi Edition" "Yu Lin" The ghost novels of the Qing Dynasty mainly include: "Notes of Chishang Thatched Cottage" (written by Liang Gongchen, 24 volumes) "Escape from the Cave" "Words" (written by Wang Tao, 12 volumes) "Er Shi Lu" (written by Yue Jun, 12 volumes, "Er Lu" 8 volumes) "Ear Mail" (written by Yu Yue, 4 volumes) "Hou Liaozhai Chronicles" (written by Wang Tao) "Jiao Xuan Notes" "Kechuang Oupibi" (written by Jin Pengchang, 4 volumes) "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio" (written by Pu Songling, 8 volumes, 431 chapters) "Li Cheng" (written by Xu Fengen, 10 volumes) "Liuhe Internal and External Suoyan" (Shu Shi Yu Yi Sun, 20 volumes) "Looking for Deng Yin Hua" "Ping Yao Ji" "Sanyi Bi Tan" (written by Xu Yuanzhong, 4 volumes) "Songbin Suohua" (written by Wang Tao, 12 volumes) "Songyin Man Lu" (written by Wang Tao, 12 volumes) "New Records of the Lantern" "Hearing and Seeing Strange Words" (written by Xu Qiunong, 2 volumes) "Xi Liu Zha Tan" (written by Feng Qifeng, 8 volumes) "The Collection of Washing Sorrows" (Zou Xi) ? Volume) "Xie Duo" (written by Shen Qifeng, 10 volumes) "Xin Qixie" (written by Yuan Mei, 24 volumes, continued with 10 volumes) "Night Tan Suilu" (written by He Bang'e, 12 volumes) "Ye Yu Qiu Leng Lu" (written by Xuanding, 16 volumes) "Yiju Baibian" (written by Tang Yongzhong, 8 volumes) "History of Yun" (written by Tu Shen) "Yin Xuexuan's Essays" (written by Yu Hongjian, 4 volumes) "Yingchuang Yicao" (written by Hao Gezi, 3 volumes, 12 volumes) "Shadow Talk" (written by Guan Shihao, 4 volumes) "Notes on Youhexian Pavilion" (written by Yu Yue, 16 volumes) "Five Kinds of Notes on Yuewei Thatched Cottage" ( Written by Ji Yun, there are 6 volumes of "Luanyang Xiaoxialu", 4 volumes of "This is what I heard", 4 volumes of "Huaixi Magazine", 4 volumes of "Guwan Tingzhi", 6 volumes of "Luanyang Continued Record") Taken together, there are countless ghost books. In addition to the mutual influence of certain economic system, social culture and superstructure factors, the most important reason is probably that ghosts have their own unique allure and appreciation value. This article is excerpted from: Chong Er (360doc) The pictures and text are excerpted from the Internet (if there is any infringement, please contact us to delete)
Why do you need to simulate it? There are too many fancy elements.
I just read the first few chapters, and my anticipation was all about Lanruo Temple. I was waiting to see how the protagonist would grow and develop Lanruo Temple. However, the simulator came out, and the scene suddenly changed...
It's okay, but since it's management, why can't we control things in the temple? What else is it called management?
Let me give you a suggestion. If the author doesn't know how to write emotional scenes, just don't write it. The system actually has its own thinking. Only later did I find out that there was a middleman in the system who made the difference. Did she turn into a girl in the later stage and let the protagonist accept it? I don't understand the use of bringing an oil bottle during the fight. The plot is too embarrassing. Nie Xiaoqian was written by the author to be the childhood sweetheart of the protagonist, a lady, flying over the wall🙃🙃🙃
Alas, how should I put it? It's not too poisonous, but it's very tiring to watch. One is that there are too many elements, the simulator is a dungeon, running a temple is scary, and you have to go out to slay demons. As this is not enough, the author added another one that requires money to practice spells... Secondly, there are some small poisonous points, such as the system's intelligence and quarreling with the protagonist (... Not that I'm saying it, it's an old poison). The plot of the first dungeon is quite interesting, but in order to tell the entire story, we can only limit the actions of the protagonist--roughly, if you don't go up when you should, you will die when the enemy becomes stronger. I just said not to act alone, but as a result, the strength of the dozen or so people present was not used, and I secretly chased the enemy alone.
It made me sick. The first dungeon the protagonist traveled through was "Testing the City God". Then the protagonist entered the City God's Temple like a native and had no reaction at all. He saw the corpse and went to take the exam without any idea. The old woman in the City God's Temple said that she met a Taoist priest who called her son to test the City God. The protagonist actually thought that the old woman was deceived by her words??????? In this supernatural world, the protagonist thinks that he has been deceived by people using words... It's so poisonous that he really can't stand it.
This emotional drama is written with diaosi's lustful thoughts and forced into the plot.
A hodgepodge, meaningless
It's a hodgepodge. If you run a temple, you run a temple. You also need to add a simulator. It's all mixed together. I don't know what it means.