
Folk Tales of the Mountain Wilds
民间山野怪谈
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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See allCome Here If You’re Looking for Supernatural Stories, Taoist Sects, and Magic
This trilogy is seriously amazing 🐮.
The Pinnacle of Chinese-Style Horror
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Urban Ghost-Hunting Novels About Taoist Priests, Just the Supernatural Stuff, None of That Random Nonsense
No System, no cultivation.
High-Quality Completed Stories
Taoist Fiction Only. No Non-Taoist Stories
Feng Shui and Physiognomy with Theoretical Foundations, No Womanizing, and Supernatural Elements
Please recommend stories about feng shui, face reading, the supernatural, and ghost hunting, with a solid theoretical basis and no messy romances. I want a protagonist who can show off, paranormal mysteries, a fixed team, an overarching plot, and standalone cases. Add some humor, too, and touching cases that’ll make you laugh and cry. Something like "Chief Medical Officer".
Horror Novels That’ll Keep You Up at Night
Do novels like this even exist?
Chinese-Style Horror Novels About Ghostly Incidents in Mountain Villages, No Cultivation, Just Chilling Terror
True Stories of Strange Events, Preferably Anthologies
Please Recommend the Top Ten Sealed-God Supernatural Novels on Tomato!
I want to read something like "The Yin-Fated Green Coffin".
Supernatural Stories With a Powerful Male Lead From the Start, No Harem, and Side Characters Who Aren’t Idiots
Something like Yu Daohen or Wang Hua.
Chinese-Style Horror Novels Like Three Corpse Tales
I’m looking for fantasy novels with a mystical feel, usually involving sorcerers, Taoist magic, and the like. They should feel both distant from and close to everyday life: strange things that happen in our world are actually caused by things we can’t see.
I'm Out of Books to Read. Please Share Your Long-Treasured Favorites
Looking for Long Modern Supernatural Stories About Ghost Hunting, Mysticism, Strange Phenomena, and the Like
Supernatural investigation bureau, ghost hunting, set in a modern city.
Good Taoist Novels, No Systems. I Really Can't Stand System Stories
Looking for Taoist priest novels. The important thing is that they don’t have a System. I want one without a System. Whenever I see a System novel, I feel like every kind of story becomes boring. Any experts have good supernatural novels to recommend? Remember, no System, no System.
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I’ve suddenly been in the mood for feng shui novels lately. Any recommendations?
I Don't Believe Any Book Deserves A 9.9, Come Argue If You Disagree
Horror, Thrillers, Supernatural, and Mystery
Are there any novels like this? Send me all your recommendations. Thank you, thank you!
Recommend a Realistic Supernatural Horror Novel
I want to read something like Tales of the Supernatural: Strange Happenings Among the People. Stories from ordinary life, extraordinary animals and people, eerie spirits, and strange events, including adaptations, firsthand accounts, and folk legends!
Please Recommend Realistic Folk Supernatural Novels
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Honestly, the more I read this novel, the more I loved it. It was almost addictive; it was really good.
It's been a long time since I've seen such a good work. I've learned a lot and gained many insights. I'm truly grateful to the author and hope that Pan Haigen will write more and more excellent works.
I always rewatch the prequel every now and then, and each time it leaves me feeling heavy-hearted, but I still can't help but want to watch it again.
It's very well written, I really enjoyed reading it. Every detail is explained very clearly. I hope you will write more books like this in the future. I will continue to follow your work. Thank you!
It's really good! I've read it before! I'm reading it again now. The first time I read it on another e-reader!
I've been reading this book since elementary school, all the way through college. I've read it completely from beginning to end more than seven times. I remember reading it on Tencent's Penguin platform before Tomato (a popular Chinese online literature platform) existed. It's absolutely the best and most exciting novel I've ever read, with no dull moments and almost no plot holes.
Finally finished watching! Compared to the present-day storyline, the past-life plot is significantly richer. Chen Ergou is too much of a saint, but the battle against Miao Shi in Miao Village really shocked me, especially the scene where Miao Shi cried out for justice—it was amazing!
The first half (this life) is rather mediocre; both the plot and writing style feel dragged out and are difficult to read. However, the second half (the previous life) is exceptionally well-written, vividly depicting the wickedness of the human heart. The whole book leaves the reader with much to ponder… about life, social values, and the individual… and much more.
I finally finished reading it! The storyline was captivating; while reading, I felt as if I were immersed in that chaotic world, experiencing both thrills and sorrows. A huge thumbs up to the author! It's truly excellent writing!
The second half is especially good. I read it five years ago and now I'm rereading it. I've read many novels, including some very famous ones, but this one is number one in my heart. It's just too short. The second half is particularly wonderful. I really hope there will be a sequel. It's a pity that the author didn't focus his energy on this book. It's such a shame.