After Practicing Taoism in the Northeast for Thirty Years, I Captured a Fox Fairy and Became My Wife.

The setting of Yin Shengzi + the love between the fox and the fairy, the main and branch lines are intertwined, and the sense of suspense has attracted people to follow it from the first chapter.

The folk customs of Northeast China are very strong. The background of Zhang Man Tun and the contest between Taoist priests and Wong Tai Sin are very immersive.

There is a lot of warmth between the grandfather and "my" ancestors and grandchildren, the secrets of Taoism + the mystery of one's life experience, and the plot is rich in layers.

It has the horror of folk tales and the warmth of family and love. It is a must-read for lovers of supernatural literature!

The fox fairy avoids lightning disasters and buys soy milk with ghost coins. The setting is novel and unconventional, breaking the traditional framework of supernatural stories.

The dialogue is full of Northeastern dialect characteristics and the characters have distinct personalities. Reading it feels like listening to the anecdotes told by the elders.

Grandpa "Wild Donkey" has a very vivid character, dragging a weasel with his bare hands and toughing Wong Tai Sin, and the plot is exciting and down-to-earth.

Northeastern monasticism + Huang Pizi's possession, the beginning of the story is about the crow of chickens in the middle of the night, which leads to supernatural events, and the atmosphere of local horror is full!

The scene where the evil old lady eats eggs and scolds the whole family is so graphic, and the supernatural description is so real that it gives me goosebumps.

What was written in such a mess?