Gravekeepers in Northern Shaanxi: the Ancestral Yin Method to Control Rural Areas

The loess is surrounded by deep ravines, and the ravines in northern Shaanxi hide strange sounds. After wandering for half his life and suffering from injuries, Wang Shuanzhu returned to his ancestral home in Jinding Town. Behind the house were a series of barren hills and graves, an empty coffin lay quietly in the corner of the courtyard, and there were often strange noises surrounding the kiln at night. Strange things happened one after another in the village next door: children were inexplicably possessed by evil spirits and had a high fever that was difficult to recover from, cattle and sheep went into the mountains and disappeared for no reason, people disappeared in the middle of the night in an abandoned old brick factory, and old tombs were moved to earth, attracting evil spirits to haunt the house. Relying on the yin and yang notes passed down from generation to generation and the ancient folk methods of suppressing evil in northern Shaanxi, using yellow paper and earthwork, and observing the mountains to determine the yin house, Wang Shuanzhu traveled ten miles and eight villages to solve the strange things in the mountains and fields. Pieces of ancient secrets sealed in loess cave dwellings are revealed one after another. The secrets of ancestors who have been stationed in barren mountains and guarding tombs to suppress evil for generations are also slowly revealed one after another with mysterious cases. It does not talk about the fighting between gods and immortals, but only writes about the real strange things in northern Shaanxi.