I Signed a Contract With the Underworld, Yet Took a Side Job in the Mortal Realm

Taoist Priest Novels With Deep Lore, the Underworld, and Heibai Wuchang, Ox-Head, and Horse-Face

Stories Connected to the Underworld, Where the Male Lead Runs a Shop in the Human World

A male lead who's invincible in combat, doesn't meddle in other people's business, and solves problems as soon as he steps in.

Fantasy Novels Where the Protagonist Builds a Faction in Hell

Fantasy novels where the protagonist builds their own faction with Hell as the setting.

The Protagonist Works for the Underworld

I’ve Reincarnated a Hundred Times and Become a God. I Just Want to Find Fellow Daoists Like Me

Ongoing Stories About the Underworld, a System, and Exorcising Ghosts

Ongoing stories only, no completed ones.

Looking for Novels About Livestreaming

Stories about livestreaming things like cultivation, secret-realm exploration, and so on.

Seeking Stories About the Underworld, a System, and Urban Life!

Just monster-fighting and leveling up, with a System. Set in the modern city, not ancient times, and no transmigration.

Underworld ✔ Ghost Hunting ✔ Zhong Kui the Heavenly Master + Black and White Impermanence ✔ Working in the Underworld

Looking for books similar to "You Want to Mess with Me? My Connections Are in the Underworld". Chapter 1: I Don't Want to Return to the Living World. “Boss, this is bad! Something terrible has happened!” In a restaurant in the underworld, the King of Hell was happily drinking and listening to music when a middle-aged man holding a book...

Underworld, System, Role-Playing, No Female Lead

I've been really into this kind of story lately, but haven't found anything I like. Please recommend some, fellow readers.

Any Books Where a Male Student Works Part-Time, Gets Questioned on a Show, and Is Then Recruited by the Nation?

Looking for books like "Caught Working a Part-Time Job Over Winter Break: Are You One of the Top Five Assassins?"

The Underworld in Chinese Mythology Is Deep and Fascinating

The Civil and Martial Judges, Ox-Head and Horse-Face, Black and White Impermanence, the Lords of Cangue and Chains, and the Ten Kings of Hell.

Smooth Writing and a Well-Plotted Story, No Filler, Fake Humor, or Confusing There and Their

Looking for books similar to I Have Since Taken Refuge in the Buddha. What are these ridiculous titles nowadays? Modern novels just aren't as good as the ones by authors from before. Female-led stories are fine, but they need to make sense. People can't tell one thing from another, cousins and siblings get mixed up, there are loads of typos, and the later parts don't match the earlier ones...