Folklore Tales: Starting as a Mountain Village Treasure Seeker

Why did they turn on each other as soon as we returned to the city? Is this a true friend? If you're going to suffer, does that mean everyone has to suffer with you, and whoever runs away is guilty? What's the point of having a friend like this?

I watched it all in one go, it was great. It's just a shame it lacks storage space; that's a standard feature.

Having read up to chapter 57, the centipede itself is a medicinal ingredient, let alone a purely wild one, and a different species at that. And he actually wants to burn it? Is the protagonist brain-dead? He'd burn the centipede if he didn't burn the gecko, right?

The author should do more research before writing a historical fiction novel. What's with the latest chapter? The two main characters are traveling to Guangzhou by sleeper berth, and they even encounter ordinary women and elderly ladies in the carriage. In the 1970s, even cadres needed to show proof of their work unit to buy sleeper tickets.

I felt this book perfectly encapsulated my expectations for folklore novels (1980s setting, spirit mediumship, mountain herding, various legends), but I never managed to finish reading it. There are so many exciting parts to this novel; the protagonist has a plethora of extraordinary treasures, and any few storylines could easily become exciting (a comb that deepens a couple's relationship, a…

I think my mom is a treasure hunter. Only she can find the things I hide in the corners of the house. 🙂

The plots in chapters 228 and 333 are contradictory! The plots in chapters 290 and 334 are contradictory! After leaving the committee, the protagonist seemed to become irritable! I don't want to write about the new China anymore! No matter how powerful the protagonist is, he is still an ordinary citizen.

I saw that they encountered a bear while digging for ginseng. Everything was fine until the very beginning, but the protagonist always seems to be neglecting to carry equipment, and every time trouble arises, their gear is nowhere to be found. It feels like they're deliberately trying to overshadow the main character. And since they're not short of money, why don't they buy bullets?

The story is too fast-paced, one crisis after another, with one incident after another. It would be better if the story could be stretched out a bit. There's really no need for so many incidents; it's exhausting to read! It doesn't give you any breaks at all. I don't even want to continue reading anymore. I'd rather read another book to relax!

It's well written, but don't write it again. The female lead died in her previous life; her father was a high-ranking official in his past life.