
The Boundless Way
道法无边
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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A Novel Recording Authentic Taoist Spells and Techniques
Looking for books similar to "Daoist Mystical Arts". The heroine in this novel grew up with her uncle from the Quanzhen School. She learned many of the school’s foundational practices, including inner and outer alchemy. Later, she forms ties with the eight major branches of the Orthodox Unity School and faces off against the Yinshan School. The novel’s...
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A Hundred Ghosts Roam the Night, Vengeful Spirits Kill, the Celestial Masters’ Manor, and Paying Homage to the Old Heavenly Master
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Taoist Magic, Drawing Talismans and Setting Up Formations in Midair
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The male lead finds a little notebook belonging to a powerful figure, which contains rules for enforcing the law. He uses it to guide ghosts across from the mortal world. The second male lead's surname might be Xu. His parents died but were made into paper figures, and the protagonist helped them cross over. The male lead also takes in a female ghost whose surname might be Bai, as well as a monkey with a very important background.
Any Really Scary Novels?
I’ve run out of books to read
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This is a great book. I've loved listening to old people tell ghost and god stories since I was little; I was scared but I still loved listening. The dialogues and the inner monologues of the characters are quite interesting.
Is Lao Gao that righteous Ghost King?
I finished reading it, and I really liked the ending. The book was quite funny, which was nice.
What year did the author write this novel? I feel like I read it many years ago, but I can't remember exactly. I only feel like I've read it before when I see certain parts of the plot.
A pretty good book. The ending really moved me; I didn't feel it was a bad ending, though it might be a little imperfect. This is the first time I've seen such a direct depiction of the Dao, it broadened my horizons. The ending was bittersweet, quite impactful.
Very good, very exciting, the characters and plot are well described, and the content is quite thrilling.
Although the ending was a bit disappointing, the book was still good overall. I just felt a little disappointed that the ending wasn't perfect.
I must say, this is a great campus drama, especially suitable for students. Even I, a very picky adult, patiently watched half of it. However, the author's writing style is indeed somewhat immature; some parts made me laugh and cry at the same time. I couldn't help it, so I started skipping around, roughly reaching the end, but I lost patience before finishing. Nevertheless, I still give it a thumbs up.
After reading one article, I wanted to keep reading.
This is the only book I've patiently finished reading in two years; it's truly excellent.