The reference material did not mention the name of the Miao male who used voodoo. Sorry, according to the information I retrieved, I don't know how to answer. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
He recommended " The Legendary Clan Leader ". The author was a newcomer, but he was very inspirational. He insisted on writing two million words in the early stages without any recommendation spots. Although the beginning was a little bad, the more he read, the more exciting it became. His writing style kept improving. He could see the growth of the protagonist and the struggle of the human race. It was passionate and positive. " Crossing the Primitive World to Become a Witch " was not bad either. The male protagonist traveled through the primitive world to become a tribal witch and embarked on the road of conquering the primitive world. He fought with all parties to spread civilization. The character setting was interesting. " The Great Witch of the Wilderness, Qingyun ". The author wants to write a pure prehistoric novel about the Wu tribe. If you like fairy tales, you can read it. In " Crazy Case Cracking," the male lead was handsome and charming. All kinds of high-tech criminal investigation methods were used frequently, like an online version of the ice-breaking operation. "Holy Fist!" It was an urban ability novel. The male protagonist had transmigrated and opened the Pugilist panel. The description of the fight was very exciting. It was in a Gokudo style. Those who liked this style could read it. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
He recommended a few novels. " The Great Witch of the Wilderness, Qingyun." It was a Xianxia Mythological Cultivation novel written by a star-chasing HZY. The author was dissatisfied with the distorted image of the Witch Tribe in the prehistoric novels and wanted to write a prehistoric novel that was pure Witch Tribe. " Traversing Primitive World to Become a Witch " was a fantasy novel written by Shu Wuyu. The male lead, Wu Yu, transmigrated to the primitive era and became a tribal witch. He started from covering up the tribal civilization and embarked on the road of conquering the primitive world. There were many supporting roles, and the overall evaluation was not bad. " I Cultivate by Blind Practice " was a modern cultivation novel written by Sour Bean. The male protagonist, Chen Hai, relied on blind practice to cultivate in modern cities, while the female protagonist, Ye Qingqing, was more realistic and had a sense of time. Chen Gou's Cultivation Life was a fantasy novel written by Sandwiches. The main character's soul traveled to another world and did good deeds. He was different from cultivators who advocated the survival of the fittest. " Crazy Case Cracking " was an urban life novel written by Little Bragging Wang. The male protagonist, Chen Zhen, was handsome and charming, and all kinds of high-tech criminal investigation methods were at his fingertips. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The Miao race had branches such as Bai Miao, Hong Miao, Hua Miao, Qing Miao, Gu Miao, Jia Miao, and so on. Among them, Gu Miao was considered the branch that was best at using Gu. However, the so-called Miao people using voodoo was more of a legend and a mysterious cultural phenomenon that had not been confirmed by science. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
I recommend the novel, Miaojiang Gu Girl, to you. It was a novel about a mysterious world. The main character was a female protagonist with a mysterious background and unknown voodoo. The plot was wonderful and suitable for readers who liked transmigration and Miao voodoo. In addition," The Witchcraft of Miao Territory " was also a novel about the witchcraft of the Miao people. It told the story of an ordinary Miao youth growing up. These novels all involved Miao voodoo and transmigration elements, so they were worth reading.
There might be a saying that Gu was used in Miao villages in Guizhou, but this statement lacked scientific basis. Some people believed that the Miao tribe's voodoo was real, but it was not as exaggerated and terrifying as the rumors in novels and television. In modern society, even if there was a phenomenon of voodoo, it was extremely rare. For example, some tour guides said that there were basically no people who knew how to use voodoo. Even if there were, it might be an old lady in an undeveloped deep forest. With the development of society, the Miao tribe's voodoo techniques were gradually lost, and there were very few people who knew how to use voodoo, so there was no need to worry too much. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
Gu techniques weren't just for the Miao people. Gu techniques had been passed down in ancient China. Although the Miao people's Gu techniques were more famous, there were also cases of Gu techniques being passed down in the western region of Hunan (which may involve many ethnic groups). Other than that, I didn't provide you with any pictures related to voodoo. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
I recommend "Witchcraft in a Different World." This was a great fantasy novel written by Wu Zhi. It was about the arrival of ancient witchcraft in another world. The shaman was very powerful in this book. He could pray for rain, control demons, and kill demons. It was completely different from what we usually understood. The main character, Sikong Haoxuan, brought the inheritance of a Senior Magus and wandered in the other world. He was neither a stallion nor a lustful man. He was very rational and motivated. Although the beginning was a little awkward and sloppy, and the power system was simple and crude, it gradually improved in the middle and later stages. The writing style of this book was shrewd, and the plot was compact. There was no conventional plot, and the description of witchcraft was very detailed and unique. It was one of the earliest novels that had a "witchcraft" cultivation system. Moreover, the protagonist could still sit up to scare the enemy after being killed. It was super cool. It was a pity that many people gave up on the beginning. They could start from when the main character entered the southern border or came out of the prison. This was an old book. The author had stopped writing, but it was really worth reminiscing about. It could be considered the best work of the wizard-type. Strongly recommended! While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The Miao tribe's voodoo was passed down to women, not men. It was generally believed that men did not know voodoo. However, there was also a saying that the Miao people's voodoo techniques had gradually disappeared with the development of modern society, and there were very few people who knew how to use voodoo. It did not absolutely mean that the Miao men did not know voodoo techniques at all. Generally speaking, the traditional concept of the Miao people's voodoo was related to women, while men had little to do with voodoo. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!
The following are some movies that involve the Miao people using voodoo: - " Miao Jiang Gu Case 2 ": This was a movie set in the culture of the Miao people in China. It told the story of the inheritance and development of the Miao people's gu techniques. The main character in the movie was a young Miao girl named Yang Qingmei. - " The Return of the Ninth Uncle 3: The Legendary Venomous Insect ": The movie was mainly about the battle between Maoshan's magic and Nanyang's evil magic. It involved the plot of the Legendary Venomous Insect and was also a battle between justice and evil. - Gu: A horror film directed by Gui Zhihong and starred by Ai Fei, Huang Jinshen, Fanny, etc. It was released on September 11, 1981. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!