Supernatural novel recommendation

The supernatural novels are recommended as follows:

First place, Muye Zhang's Ghost Blows the Lamp, the more you read it, the more you feel. The book describes many local customs, human geography, strange animals and plants, and the unique elements of the background at that time. Of course, there are many ways to persuade readers to touch gold.

From Zhang Guozhong's point of view, this book shows readers all the doors where the country is going to die, and the people are desperately fighting thieves. All kinds of tomb clues designed in the book, from ancient times to dynasties to modern times, are mixed but not chaotic. After reading it, people have a feeling of revisiting the unknown but tragic and passionate secret corner in the long river of history. This book may be the only one if it can match or even surpass Ghost Blowing Lights.

In addition, many people may not have found that when Muye Zhang was dealing with the relationship between characters in the novel, a captain of three generations touched the gold and moved mountains to see the mountains. He designed dozens of characters without any loopholes, and even some walk-on characters are full of details. After reading the whole novel, there are almost no flaws.

Second, vigorously king kong palm's "Maoshan Descendants". The Descendants of Maoshan probably tells the story that Zhang Guozhong got the map of Maoshan by accident. Coincidentally, he studied under Master Ma and explored with others with Maoshan Daoism.

Third place, Nanpai's three uncles' tomb-robbing notes, which need no more introduction, can develop into this, which is basically the ceiling level.

Fourth place, Cui Zouzhao's "My Years as a Teacher of Yin and Yang", the name is too long, let's call it a teacher of Yin and Yang for short. In fact, through the feedback in the comment area before, I feel that many people don't like this book very much, but I personally recommend it. In a supernatural novel, it is definitely the first book that can make the plot characters so funny, and the funny behind it reflects human nature.

Fifth place, Erdong Bosun's "Anecdotes of Civil Affairs Bureau" was first serialized in Tianya, and later transferred to Heiyan. Now the last chapter is still serialized in Blackstone. It doesn't seem appropriate for this book to rank fifth, but if you think about it carefully, there don't seem to be many defects except the waste of the protagonist.