Ode to the Shaman

This is the first time I have watched Wu Song and I have completely forgotten it. The only thing I can't forget is Xia Hou's longing for Xiao Hua and his love for Li Wu (forgive me for not being able to read those two words yet), which made me understand what witch is and the ruthlessness of heaven.

The writing is indeed very good and quite engaging. Although it seems a bit old-fashioned now, the novel "Blood Red" was in a unique position more than ten years ago. It is not like Potato's, nor is it like the tomb of Chen Dong, an old thief with unknown old age and red hair, who has a lot of holes to dig and bury. Worth a look.

The chapters are out of order and the link cannot be found.

The protagonist's IQ is worrisome

I watched it in 2012. It was so painful to see Qi Xin die at that time. It's just as hard to deal with it today, 13 years later.

After reading Chapter 26, it turned out to be a multi-person time travel story, which is not my type, so I was disappointed.

The wish is made. The novel is really novel and contains the author's realistic feelings about the ancient witches.

It shows a different world and triggers readers' different imaginations, which is good

A very good book, worth reading

Not bad