
A Spirit Medium’s Daily Life, Beginning with Mazu’s Procession
从妈祖游神开始的僮身日常
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 60k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
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28Chapters
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The fourth chapter begins with a diary entry expressing the villagers' true feelings. They don't even know the most basic facts about the village's most popular activities, constantly following the crowd and emphasizing their disbelief and kindness. Later, I suspect there will be indecisiveness.
The protagonist grew up here, so even if he doesn't like the spirit parade, he should at least know some basic knowledge about it from being exposed to it all. The protagonist you wrote doesn't even know how to use divination blocks, which doesn't make much sense.
They may have lost their magical powers, but they still have their lineage. And with such a major incident, where are the people in the government agencies?
Oh, it's the eunuch. That's alright then.