The Evil Spirit Suppression Hall

Although it's told from a third-person perspective, it has a pseudo-documentary feel with a sense of temporal and spatial discontinuity, making it seem very real. I mainly like the cassette tape incident; each episode is good. Keep updating!

The individual stories are very engaging.

The several episodic stories are like smooth, round beads, each connected to Taoist allusions, with a beginning and an end. The main plot unfolds layer by layer within these episodic stories, with a very natural transition. Readers are completely immersed in the protagonist's perspective, following their every encounter and speculating on the story's direction with bated breath, creating an…