Everyone Calls Me Crazy, but Being Crazy Is My Magical Power

[No CP heroine | Folklore Chinese horror | Crazy literature | Cool suspense] On the third day after grandma's burial, Shen Buyu completely awakened to the Shen family's Wenling bloodline. People stuck in paper at the entrance of the village smiled slyly at her, and the stream was filled with the afterimages of women who had been keeping vigil for generations. Ah Jiu, a girl in red, haunted her day and night. The whole village insisted that she was a disaster star and a lunatic, and wanted to send her to feed the mountain spirits of Laojun Mountain to repay the three-hundred-year mountain contract. The villagers gathered around the ancestral hall for a meeting, forcing her to accept her fate and offer sacrifices. Shen Buyu pushed in the door with a bowl of braised instant noodles. In front of the whole village, old and young, he slowly finished the whole bowl and said calmly: "You say I'm crazy? Then I'm completely crazy." Others are afraid of ghosts and gods, respect ancestral rules, and abide by fate, but she is the only one who uses madness as a weapon: Ghost hitting the wall? Take out Xiaoxiaole and smash it on the spot; Spirits causing trouble? Complaining about the other party's perfunctory appearance is like Party B trying to catch a fish; Is the village chief kidnapped by the ancestral rules and morals? Settlement of accounts directly; A three-hundred-year blood contract locking up generations of women in the Shen family as hostages? She broke into the restricted area of ​​Laojun Mountain alone and rewrote the mountain contract carved on the bones in public, announcing the abolition of generational sacrifice with a piece of paper. Everyone in the world is afraid of the evil spirits in the mountains, but Crazy Shen is the only one who dares to negotiate with the mountain spirits and overturn the rules. Without engaging in love and relying on men, she wants to break the tragic fate that all women cannot escape. On the day when the fog cleared, Shouling Village finally saw the full sun, and Ah Jiu, dressed in red, was still squatting in front of the convenience store shelf studying new flavors of potato chips.