The Last Disciple of the Daoist Sect
最后一个道门弟子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Modern Occult Arts: Helping People Deal with Ghosts and Feng Shui. Over 3 Million Characters, with Talisman Drawing
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Supernatural Taoist Priest Stories with Powerful Backgrounds
Any Novels About Taoist Temples or Taoist Priests Doing Sign-Ins?
Nothing too brainless or harem-like, please.
Alternate History, Fantasy, Ghost Hunting, the Five Elements and Bagua, with Excellent Writing
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Unorthodox Cultivation of the Ghost Dao
Novels Where the Protagonist Knows All Kinds of Taoist Magic
The protagonist knows all kinds of Daoist arts, using rituals, talismans, seals, and so on. The focus should be on powerful Daoist techniques, not supernatural abilities. Something like "Great Qin: From the Start, I Used the Big Dipper Lamp to Prolong Qin Shi Huang's Life".
Are There Daoist Masters Like Li Changsheng and Zhang Daoling Who Slay Demons in the Mortal World?
Looking for books like Supreme Master of the Dao: A Calamity of Blood and Light.
Taoism Has Died Out, and the Protagonist Is the Only Taoist Priest
Looking for Novels About Corpse Drivers, Taoist Priests, the Underworld, the Nine Hells, Sect Leaders, and the Like
A Taoist Priest or Monk Bound to Both a Temple and a Taoist Monastery
Someone transmigrates into a body or wanders into a Taoist temple or Buddhist monastery, and happens to activate a System and get bound to it.
A Novel About Returning to Ancient Times to Become a Taoist Priest
Stories where the protagonist uses a System or ultra-modern technology to make himself look impressive.
Any Novels About Inheriting Taoist Temples or Buddhist Temples?
Looking for Supernatural Stories with Ghost Cultivation, No Saintly Leads, and Multiple Heroines
Looking for books similar to The Yin Wife.
Exorcising Ghosts and Cultivating Immortality: Urban Cultivation with Records of Folk Supernatural Events
Looking for books like "The Magical World of Yesheng". Yesheng has lost his memory and plans to make a living by catching ghosts, but he accidentally becomes a cultivator. After dealing with countless supernatural incidents, he comes to understand the paths of ghosts, humans, demons, and immortals!
I Accidentally Stayed Up Until Dawn Reading Again
Looking for books like Game Invasion: I Want This, This, and This (The Game Invades). A few great books that are both entertaining and logical.
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This book has a novel title and exciting content. Unlike many other books with repetitive plots, such as time travel or urban hero adventures, which are all simplistic and childish, this book surpasses them all and is well worth reading.
It's very good. There's also a second book, *The Divine Fortune Teller*, by author Hu Li.
A little girl selling weapons said, "RPG, the latest Barrett, sir, please buy one!" The little girl hadn't eaten for two days; if she didn't sell one more weapon, she would starve to death. She huddled in a corner, thinking of her grandmother, took out an AKM, ejected the bullets, and lit the gunpowder to warm herself. From the pocket of her tattered dress, the little girl took a red button.
The ending felt a bit rushed, and many plot holes remained unfilled. However, I really enjoyed "Dreaming Back to the Tang Dynasty"; it was very immersive.
Revisiting it since 2019 brings back so many memories!
Overall, it's pretty good, but there are a few things I can't accept: why did Xiao Qing have to die? Also, the ending is unreliable and feels like a perfunctory response. I hoped the ending would be one where he and Xiao Qing went into seclusion. Overall, it's still pretty good and worth recommending.
Author, please write a sequel! The days after the tribulation, life, hardships—it'll be incredibly exciting! Old Nine can't die!!!
Xiao Qing is the best character in the whole book.
I am so fortunate to have met you; even sorrow is a testament to our love.
[Salute][Salute] The ending was a bit disappointing, but the whole book was very well written. The only thing that really stuck with me was 😁😁 I nodded vigorously.