The Miaojiang Gu Chronicles

In this novel, the male protagonist is a man who was accidentally planted with golden silkworm poison by his grandmother and entered the world of cultivation by chance. In the traditional concept, Gu masters are mysterious, scary, and eccentric. The male protagonist was reluctant to accept his fate at first, but because he was in danger of being devoured by the Golden Silkworm Gu, his life and essence and blood were in danger. He had to follow his grandmother's last words to find a way to suppress the Golden Silkworm Gu, and he got into trouble because of this. How would an ordinary person react when they first come into contact with a supernatural event without being mentally prepared? According to normal theory, it is basically fear, rejection, and avoidance! The same goes for the male protagonist. But as a novel, if the protagonist always has such a character, it will basically not be attractive to read. Then, a turning point occurred. The male protagonist was forced to embark on the path of cultivation at the beginning, but because he possessed the treasure of golden silkworm Gu, he came into contact with people in the cultivation world intentionally or unintentionally and even had life and death struggles. When he finally began to face up to the life changes brought about by his change of identity, his initial resistance and disgust towards Golden Silkworm Gu gradually turned into a life-and-death companion and relative. Later, as the male protagonist practiced for a long time, he slowly discovered that it was destined that he possess the golden silkworm Gu, and his own life was also a unique existence. The personalities of the characters in the novel are very realistic, and the fighting scenes are very realistic. Especially the description of the changes of the person who is possessed by the poison and the method of removing the poison often makes me feel creepy and curious. I even fantasize about what would happen if I also had a golden silkworm poison.

Check out all the Miao Jiang series. . . Poison stories in Miao territory, Taoist stories in Miao territory, stories about catching poisonous bugs, strange people of the Republic of China... Well, how can I put it, I think the writing can be said to be very good. I really like the plot and writing. The only thing I don't like is that the male protagonists of several books experienced one woman and ended up with another woman. . Lu Zuo is, and so is the little carpenter. Although it doesn't count as having a harem, all the women in the book love my tone, and they don't like it a bit. .

The more I watch it, the more interesting it becomes. The plot has ups and downs. A pair of good "gay friends" and the three auspicious treasures make jokes after being in danger. The expressive power of words can never be shown in movies and TV dramas. Highly recommend this book.

Very nice. I like this type of book. The description is perfect and can make people feel immersed in the scene. The plot is exciting and thrilling. I dare not breathe. The three views are also correct, especially the part where I help Li** (forgot his name) to identify the authenticity of his son. Dialectical analysis. I also like the characters of the positive characters. Whether it is the little Taoist priest Lu Zuo or the little demon Duoduo, the budgerigar... The characters are very full and there are no superfluous characters. The people Lu Zuo encounters inadvertently are always inextricably linked to him. Promote the development of the plot... And some philosophical words (almost yes, I can't think of words to describe it for a while, let's put it this way) It's very nice. It's scary, but it's not particularly scary. Well, it's a bit scary... Mainly because the description is spot on, hahaha👍 Comment from a reader who hasn't finished reading yet

I read it intermittently for a long time. I felt it was novel at first, but then I became immersed in it. The writing style of Little Buddha is good, the foundation is very solid, and the story has ups and downs. At first glance, the experience of the male protagonist is too smooth, but after reading it, I suddenly became enlightened... In short, it is a good story and a rare good book!

I first read the story of Chen Erdan and another Gu King later, and felt that the author dug a lot of holes, so I couldn't wait to come back and read this book about Gu stories in Miao territory. Only then did I realize that it is very important to read the books in the order in which the author published them. In this first book, the main events have been explained clearly. This trilogy is a remarkable work with unique content and wonderful stories. I heard that the fourth part is already being written, and I look forward to a more exciting story.

When I was in junior high school, I was dragged by a friend to watch "The Gu Shi". At that time, my parents were obsessed with extracurricular books, mobile phones and computers, and I didn't finish it intermittently. Now that I'm in college, I'm casually reading novels, flipping through the list, and accidentally saw "The Taoist Story of the Miao Frontier", which directly brought back memories of my junior high school days. The friend who recommended me to watch "The Story of Gu" said that "The Story of Tao" is the prequel to "The Story of Gu" and the pinnacle of the Miao Jiang series. He has read it four times and highly recommended it to me. I also finished reading the entire book of "The Story of Tao" in less than a month. Erdan's life is really exciting. When Erdan met Zuo Dao when he was traveling through the turbulence of time and space in the mist of the black dragon, Lu Zuo said that Er Dan had transformed into Chi You and started a fight. Although time and space finally returned to peace and Er Dan arrived in the spirit world, this plot also gave me the idea of ​​re-reading Gu Shi. Although the ending of "Tao Shi" is a bit hasty, there are several books in the Miao Jiang series. The story of the two cities of Black Hand has come to an end for the time being, and the legend of Zuo Dao has just begun...

I read this book many years ago. At that time, there was only one physical book, and the rest were not released. I downloaded it from the Internet, and then typed it out with the office printer. I was fascinated. I read it for the second time this time. It was very well written. There are various kinds of friendship, brotherhood, master-disciple relationship, and male-female love in the book. Sometimes it is deeply touching, and sometimes it makes my blood boil. How can such a good word be so good!

This series of books is very good. Book friends, let me help you arrange the order. The beautiful and clear characters are "Strange People of the Republic of China" → "Miao Border Road Affairs" → "Miao Border Gu Stories 1" → "Miao Border Gu Stories 2" → "Gu Catching Notes". You can understand the story if you read them in order.

So awesome!