The Most Ridiculously Unlucky Little Taoist in History
史上最坑小道士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Any Taoist Novels That Feel a Little More Realistic?
A somewhat realistic novel about Taoist priests, based on the author’s own experiences, with practical knowledge you can actually learn.
Looking for True Stories About Supernatural Events in Rural China
An author's autobiography would work too, or something about a shamanic medium and the like.
Looking for a Taoist Priest Who Acts Frivolous but Is Incredibly Powerful
Looking for Supernatural Novels Where the Protagonist Starts at Their Peak
Fortune-Telling, Face Reading, Corpse Driving, Paper Effigies, and Ghost Hunting
Looking for Novels About Physiognomy, Fortune-Telling, and the Occult
Novels About a Taoist Priest Helping the Police Solve Cases
Looking for books similar to "I'm Just a Paper Effigy Maker, So Why Are You Asking Me to Solve a Major Case?" A story where a Taoist priest uses traditional Taoist arts to help the police solve cases.
A Novel with a Taoist Priest Protagonist, No Female Lead or Romantic Tension, Powerful from the Start, and Not a Doormat
Stories with a protagonist who has plenty of freedom.
Looking for Purple-Robed Heavenly Masters, Male-Targeted Fiction Only
The Heavens Stretch Far and Wide; May the Dao Flourish Evermore. Fellow Daoists, I'm Out of Books. Please Recommend Taoist Stories
Looking for books like The Mage Is Unmatched.
The Male Lead Is an Ancient Taoist Priest: No Nonsense, No Dragging Things Out, Just One Word: Cool
Maoshan Taoists Versus a World of the Supernatural or Rules-Based Horror
Has Our Vast China Really Gotten to the Point Where Barely Any Taoist Priests Remain?
Looking for a Story Where a Taoist Disciple Enters a Live-Stream Horror Dungeon and Goes All Out
Looking for a Taoist Novel With No Female Lead
I really don't get why modern stories about Taoist priests have to include a female lead. Taoist priests generally don't get married, so why do authors insist on adding a female lead to these stories? No female leads, please.
[Xianxia, Comedy, Horror, Absurd Humor, Nonsense]
Looking for books like Thunder Gazi. In the Ten Thousand Mountains of Miaojiang arc, Gazi ventures into the mountains. If you're timid and easily scared, don't click! 1. Gazi uses his [Ridiculous Palm Technique] to smack the swarming Gu worms crawling toward him, enough to make your scalp crawl! 2. Deep inside a dark and terrifying cave
I Finished the Fantasy Novel Dao Ancestor Is Clingy Too and Now I'm Out of Books to Read
I want to read books similar to Even the Dao Ancestor Is Clingy. This novel has beautiful, delicate writing.
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This book is written in a light and humorous style, covering a wide range of topics including physiognomy, spells, feng shui, folk customs, tomb raiding, adventure, Taoism, Buddhism, Confucianism, and the martial arts world. The stories are definitely worth reading! 👍
Since reading this book, my back pain has disappeared, my leg aches have subsided, and I can climb four flights of stairs without getting out of breath. I feel like I've become 10 years younger.
The book I've heard about is really well-written; I've even reread some parts several times.
Writing a book should be like this, making readers happy and comfortable ❤️
I learned and learned a lot from this book. It resonates with the masters and shamans of the late 20th century. I savored the essence of it slowly.
It's well-written and enjoyable to read, but I didn't see Tang Wen marry Queen Zhao.
Ghostbusters is still the best 🤭
The book contains a lot of practical knowledge, and although the plot isn't particularly exciting, it's still quite good.
It's alright, nothing special.
This author has an excellent writing style.