
The Ghost Bone-Reading
鬼称骨
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 999k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 13
Looking for Horror Stories, the Kind That Make You Convulse with Fear
Super scary novels.
Horror Novels That’ll Keep You Up at Night
Do novels like this even exist?
Recommend Some Horror Novels, the Kind That Make Your Toes Curl
I want a horror novel so scary I’m afraid to leave the covers, a book that’ll make me sob uncontrollably, or a really mind-bending mystery. Must be complete. Please, please!
Horror Novels So Scary You Wouldn't Dare Read Them Twice
It has to be scary, the kind of story that would make a child cry if you read it aloud.
Horror That’ll Scare You to Death (No Cultivation, Please)
Are there any stories like Three Corpse Whispers? I've read so many, but Three Corpse Whispers is the only one that really has the right vibe.
Looking for Novels with Lots of Horror and Comedy!
I’ve recently gotten into horror-comedy novels, but I’ve already read all the horror comedies on Tomato. Please recommend some! Maybe there are still a few hidden gems I’ve missed!
Looking for Paranormal Horror Novels with Decisive, Brave, and Cunning Protagonists
Something like *Mr. Di*, *The Strange Coffin Bearers*, or *Creepy Business*: supernatural horror mixed with mystery and plot twists.
Please Recommend Ghost-Hunting Novels with No Romance
No CP + mystery
Rated 9.6 or Higher, Scary Stories! No Rules-Based Horror, There's Enough of That Already
Any Horror Novels That Feel Especially Real?
Hey, Experts, Recommend Some Real Supernatural Fiction
I absolutely love the style of supernatural novels like Lord of Mysteries and novels with a Cthulhu vibe. Please help me out, everyone. Just no stories that start as supernatural horror and turn into cultivation later on. Thank you!
I’m in a Reading Slump. Recommend Scary Horror Novels That Are Impossible to Put Down, Like Old Tales from the Yellow Springs
Looking for books similar to *The Chancellor Commands! I'll Take the Princess Across the Lands of the Tang Dynasty*.
The Protagonist Knows the Magic of the Ma Family or the Spirit-Gathering Generals
The kind that invites gods or animals to take over
Reader comments 54
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I don't understand why such a beautiful book has such a low rating. This novel explains fate, human nature, family affection, friendship, and love in a touching way. Ma Xiucai's integrity, compassion, sincerity and magnanimity can really make people feel infinite admiration. The brotherly love between Luo Bu Zhai and his father even makes me feel more touching than the love between his father and Xiaomi. The description of Luo Buzhai's body sent chills down my spine, and I was so relieved that he was resurrected. I don't know why I always have a feeling after reading it. Maybe it should be called an illusion. Xiaomi's soul is Xiaomi.
Finished reading! There was a sense of loss in my heart, as if the characters in the book were right in front of me, living their lives in fast forward! I really envy the characters in the book, they have alaya consciousness that can be pursued for several lifetimes...
It's really good to watch, with a lot of "little knowledge" about dealing with ghosts and monsters, and narratives that are constantly interspersed with the main story, which are all very interesting! There are also many views on life that people can reflect on, which really helped me solve the confusion I encountered in real life. The only thing I don't like is the causal chain of past lives and reincarnations. Maybe it's because the education I received since I was a child is "my destiny is up to me", but here it seems that people's destiny is God's toy train. Even if the identity and plot change during the journey, it is actually always looping on the same track, and what I don't like the most is It's just repetition. I think the biggest charm of reincarnation is to have a different journey and a different intersection of souls. Otherwise, what is the point of coming to this world? However, this preference of mine does not affect my opinion that this is a good book. It is well written. I am so happy to see a good book [laughs]
I watched it for the first time when I was in high school. Today, ten years later, I finished it for the third time.
This book is very good. The story structure is clear, the characters are fully explained, and the writing is also good. I just don't understand why no one has read it with such a low rating. If I have to talk about a shortcoming, it is that there are too many typos and missing sentences in the first half. I hope the author can adjust it if he has time.
Wonderful. But I don't know why such a good book is not popular.
It's very touching. The night before the final battle against the weakling king, my grandpa was the happiest when he had the reunion dinner. In the days to come, he will recall this reunion. Later, he died, died, was broken, and was scattered. Alas, grandpa was too infatuated for the sake of Xiaomi. He didn't care about his children and grandchildren. Little Virgin (don't hate it if you don't like it)
It's a good read, and I learned a lot about the author's teachings [laughing and crying]. I'm going to read it again after reading it.
Damn it, why is this book so good and has such a low rating? It's so uncomfortable. It's so much better than the books ranked on Tomato. Both the story and the writing are so beautiful [crying][crying][crying][crying]
A story that is complete and complete, every point can be connected, which exactly corresponds to the sentence of cause and effect cycle in the article. The plot is not procrastinating. Although it is written from the perspective of "me", the psychological descriptions of each person are very good, and there is no sense of being a drama at all. (The scene where my grandpa first encounters a man who is frozen to death is indeed a creepy feeling like Chinese horror)