Walking Between Yin and Yang
行走阴阳
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Why Is San Shi Yu the Only Good Horror Book?
Looking for Horror Novels, They Have to Be Terrifying Enough to Make You Shut Yourself Away
The more terrifying, the better. I want something so chilling that every nerve in my body is trembling.
Come Here If You’re Looking for Supernatural Stories, Taoist Sects, and Magic
This trilogy is seriously amazing 🐮.
Horror and Supernatural Stories, The Scarier the Better
Horror novels similar to Three Corpse Tales. I've already read Three Corpse Tales, The Last Bus on Route 13, The Coffin Shop at No. 44, Strange Tales Live, and Don't Push the Corpse-Born Child's Ghost-Pulled Coffin!!!!!
Horror Novels Have No Good Stories Left. Prove Me Wrong
Horror and suspense, with no pathetic doormat protagonist.
Horror Novels So Terrifying They Keep You Awake At Night, Please!
Horror and mystery, something like "Ten Deadly Sins".
Chinese-Style Horror Novels About Ghostly Incidents in Mountain Villages, No Cultivation, Just Chilling Terror
Are There Any Pure Horror Supernatural Novels on Tomato Novel, with No Special Powers or Comedy?
Looking for books like "The Haunted House".
This Poor Daoist Is at the End of His Rope. Can Anyone Grant Me a Good Book?
Is life even worth living when there's nothing to read? I'll trade 50 years of being single for all you fellow Daoists coming through for me. (A good person stays single for life.)
High-Quality Novels Rated 9.5 or Above on Tomato
Please Recommend Ghost-Hunting Stories With No System! Just a Seriously Powerful Protagonist! Funny or Terrifying, Either Works
The protagonist can catch ghosts, and there's no System. Please!
Extreme Horror, Not for Late-Night Reading or the Faint of Heart
Looking for Books About Genuine Taoist Priests, Written by Authors Who Really Know Their Classics and the Basics of the Different Schools
Looking for books like Traditional Martial Arts: Slacking Off Back in the Village? I’ll Train and Become a Martial Arts Saint. I want something written by an author who’s genuinely well-read in Daoist classics and knows their stuff. Don’t recommend anything written by someone who hasn’t done their homework. The protagonist shouldn’t be too young and should be mature-minded. If they’re too young and immature, I’m not interested...
Please Recommend the Top Ten Sealed-God Supernatural Novels on Tomato!
I want to read something like "The Yin-Fated Green Coffin".
Books That Make You Smarter After You Finish Them
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.
Looking for Supernatural Novels With a Competent Protagonist, 700+ Chapters, and No Harem
I'm out of books to read lately
The Underworld, the Netherworld, Corpse Driving, and Ghost Exorcism
Please recommend some good books.
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.
Looking for Engaging, Well-Written Feng Shui Master Stories, Not Beginner-Level Fluff
I’ve suddenly been in the mood for feng shui novels lately. Any recommendations?
The Li Changsheng Series Is Gone for Good. What a Tragedy, What a Shame
So the Li Changsheng series really is over.
Looking for Supernatural Taoist Ghost-Hunting Novels. No Cultivation, and Scare Me to Death. I’m a Veteran Reader
No cultivation novels, no cultivation novels! The kid's read several already and it's scaring me! Bring on something else (︶.̮︶✽)
Looking for Supernatural Novels Where the Protagonist Starts at Their Peak
Supernatural Taoist Priest Stories with Powerful Backgrounds
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This book became my spiritual pillar, making me believe in Taoism and the cycle of cause and effect. Although the ending wasn't entirely satisfactory, it resolved all the foreshadowing the author had planted, giving the reader a closure. I have countless emotions about this novel, but ultimately, I still find it hard to let go, filled with regret. I can't understand why the ending was so tragic.
My absolute favorite novel, bar none.
It's so good, so scary! Let me tell you, most of the good people around the male lead are genuinely good. I read 60 chapters in one go! And Ziyun is so handsome; I can already picture his face and demeanor.
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It surpassed the typical novel's conception, with a captivating and suspenseful plot that enhanced my understanding of Taoist culture. Aren't we all like the protagonist, Li Chu Jiu? We strive to change our destiny, to live a more fulfilling life, only to find that all our efforts are in vain.
I found this book on Kuaishou (a Chinese short video platform). I used to watch their commentary, but they stopped updating, so I came here to find the book. This is my first time reading a novel, and the first time I've truly experienced its charm. To be honest, many parts of the novel moved me deeply.
The plot, somewhat unexpected yet logical, is captivating. The characters are well-developed, radiating a positive and uplifting spirit. Furthermore, the book's descriptions of feng shui and burial practices are convincing.
The character I felt most sorry for in this novel was Ling Changsheng. He was willing to fight against the entire Daoist sect for the sake of his beloved, even though Xue'er never loved him. I really felt so sorry for Changsheng. Every time I read about his and Xue'er's scenes, I burst into tears.
I found this work quite good, but it felt like I'd seen many ghost movies where the incantations were different, and the dialogue in this one was quite scary. And you seemed to find it quite entertaining.
This is just my personal feeling. The suspense and thrills of the beginning set the stage for what follows, laying the foundation for the entire story and making you want to keep reading. Later, at the Miao King Temple, the story takes a turn after descending the mountain. The subsequent events are interconnected, linking each other throughout the entire text! The only drawback is the ending; adding a few more details would have made it even better.
This is so good! It's the first novel I've ever finished reading, and I'm completely hooked. It was a little scary at first, but it got better gradually.