
The Evil Spirit Child
邪气儿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 882k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Synopsis
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476Chapters
220Reads · 30 days
89.1kReads · all time
6.9Score
37Listens
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It's pretty good, without those old clichés. Although the protagonist's ancestors were bearded, his temper is just too much, like he has a short temper disorder. He'll chop off arms and legs at the slightest provocation, or even kill someone for fun if things get too heated.
My favorite book by Lao Miao is "Ghost Gate Coffin," and I'm currently following this one too; it's great.
Please update soon! "The Evil One" is really good, I want to see other bandit stories too, I'm so looking forward to it!
The plot is intricately woven, and the portrayal of human nature is vivid and insightful. Keep up the good work, author! ↖(^ω^)↗
😢😢😢Why did you stop reading this such a good book? We have to finish what we started! Old Miao!! You can't do this!!!
Wu Wen's story is legendary. I'm really looking forward to seeing all nine evil eyes of the Nine Stars and Crescent Moon gathered, and to witnessing the battle between Wu Wen's grandfather and the white-clad bandit against the Daoist arts. It's a pity it's been discontinued. Sigh.
🖼🧸 Your exceptional talent makes you stand out among many elites. Your talent is unmatched.
I suddenly had a weird idea... The story in the Ghost Gate Coffin about Li Nietian's ten-year seclusion, emerging to slay a dragon and become a saint... Could he possibly kill Wu Wen? 😂😂😂
Winter winds blow, and all things are desolate; bandits from the Wu family roam the greenwood. The dragon of Juanshan has no way of speaking of the past, only saying that the world of martial arts is vast and boundless.
It's really wonderful, but so far there hasn't been a male second lead. Lao Miao's books have always had a lot of interaction with the female lead, which makes it a little uncomfortable to watch. I support Lao Miao! It's so beautiful!