The Fox Wife Brings Calamity

Zhixiang Duo ShuijiaoHeiyan.com2022

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Word count: 105.4K words
Chapters: 10

Summary

Zhong Zhengnan was raised on the milk of many households. Twenty years ago, on the sixth day of the sixth month, his mad father, Zhong Qingshan, took a knife and cut open his mother's belly, claiming she carried a demon child; he was subsequently committed to a mental hospital. Twenty years later, Zhong Qingshan returns home in glory, bringing a beautiful woman to tear down the old house and rebuild, and orders snakes dug out. Zhong Zhengnan dreams of his mother transformed into a snake pleading for help, and learns that his mother may be a snake spirit and that Zhong Qingshan regards both her and the snakes in the cave as evils to be destroyed. To save his mother, he begins using the feng shui arts left by his grandfather to contend with his father, getting drawn into a series of uncanny events—a hundred ghosts entering the village, the Association of the Dead—and ultimately into deeper conspiracies involving the Soul-Summoning Banner and the mountain sprite.

Editor's review

Grounded in rural feng shui and the supernatural, the book opens with a gripping hook—a father killing the mother and a snake spirit appearing in a dream—interweaving folk horror with father-son enmity for a tight, thrilling read. The author's narrative is plain and direct, with a fast pace, suited to readers who enjoy folk oddities and feng shui lore. Its weaknesses are rough prose, plots that sometimes rely on coincidence, somewhat thin characterization, and a rushed ending; readers who value refined writing may find it unsatisfying.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Readers who enjoy rural supernatural folk themes
Readers who prefer feng shui, snake spirits, and uncanny elements
Readers of fast-paced, satisfying web fiction

Not a good fit for

Readers sensitive to gore and violence
Literary readers who prefer refined prose and deep characterization

Reading tips

Read the first three chapters to confirm you can accept the opening wife-killing premise
Reading alongside some background on folk customs and feng shui will improve comprehension
Note that despite the so-called "auto-win system" tag, this book actually follows a supernatural revenge line

About the publisher

Heiyan.com

Heiyan.com is a platform focused on online literature publishing, with 1,139 titles in its catalog. Public information is limited, and details such as its founding background and country or region have not been confirmed. Its publishing direction centers on premium fiction and quality web novels, with common categories including mystery and deduction, horror and thriller, male-oriented fiction, and urban fiction. Themes often revolve around urban supernatural powers, folk occult arts, and rural prosperity. Representative titles include Post-90s Feng Shui Master, Raising a Fox as a Wife II, Peerless Dragon God in the City, Sinister Situation, The Exceptional Small Farmer: Forced to Lead the Village to Wealth, Proud and Unruly Dragon, Drinking Ice, and Divine Dawn. These span both suspenseful thrillers and light, fast-paced reads. Representative authors include Chen Er'er, Wang Shisi, Jiu Wu, Yue Xiao, Chong Yang, Tianleng Mogantanliang, Er Tong, and Angel Heron, forming a content resource supported by genre web-fiction writers. Overall, its publishing profile leans toward plot-driven, fast-paced serialized web novels aimed at readers who enjoy urban, mystery, and male-oriented genres.

Chapter One: My Father Is Mad
Chapter Two: Dreaming of Snakes
Chapter Three: Her Name Is Mu Xiaobai
Chapter Four: Soul Scattered
Chapter Five: A Hundred Ghosts Enter the Village
Chapter Six: The Association of the Dead
Chapter Seven: The Association of the Dead
Chapter Eight: Master Xukong
Chapter Nine: The Uncanny Martial Master
Chapter Ten: Resentment

FAQ

What is this book about?

A supernatural story about the son of a feng shui master who contends with his mad father and uncanny village events to save his snake-spirit mother.

Is the book complete?

Yes, it is complete at one hundred twenty-four chapters.

Is it suitable for timid readers?

It contains gory and uncanny content; timid readers should proceed with caution.

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About the author

Zhixiang Duo Shuijiao Author

Zhixiang Duo Shuijiao is an author about whom limited public information is available. One work by this author is included in the catalog, the representative title Fox Wife Brings Trouble. Based on the available information, this work is classified under premium fiction and social fiction, suggesting that the writing may combine the readability of popular narrative with attention to social reality, incorporating observations of human nature and social relations within a genre framework. At present, the author's thematic approach and stylistic orientation can only be grasped through this single work and its category labels, which are not yet enough to outline a complete creative trajectory. Since background details such as dates of birth and death, nationality, education, and professional experience are not clearly recorded, this profile makes no speculation and merely summarizes the known creative profile based on bibliographic data for readers' reference.