
I Was a Paper Effigy Maker, Now I Rule the Underworld
扎纸匠的我,成了地府大佬
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 487k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Dark Fiction: I Want the Utterly, Utterly Dark Stuff
No self-righteous, holier-than-thou female leads, please.
No Female Lead: The Male Protagonist Is the Underworld's Yin Emperor, Incredibly Powerful and Not a Do-Gooder
I’d like the male lead to transmigrate, have a Netherworld System, and be practically invincible.
Supernatural Stories About Paper Effigy Makers and Tattoo Artists
Uncle Jiu-style stories are fine too.
Build the Underworld, Summon the Netherworld Officials, Command a Million Yin Soldiers
Not a bleeding heart, and actually smart.
System, Yin Eight Gates, Anything but Corpse Driving, but I'm Tired of Them All
A System plus the supernatural and eerie.
Books About Summoning Organizations
Organizations that get summoned
Ongoing Stories About the Underworld, a System, and Exorcising Ghosts
Ongoing stories only, no completed ones.
Novels Where the Protagonist Has a High-Ranking Position in the Underworld
Yin Celestial and the Underworld, No Female Lead, No Goody-Two-Shoes Protagonist
Not an urban novel!
Novels About Getting Close to the Underworld, With a System
Looking for Novels About Corpse Drivers, Taoist Priests, the Underworld, the Nine Hells, Sect Leaders, and the Like
Any Stories About Live-Streaming the Underworld, With the Host Actually From There?
Mythology Descends, and the Underworld Is Rebuilt
A pretty good novel. The protagonist is the Yin Emperor, and the System arrives alongside the mythological underworld, ruling the universe and stabilizing the land.
Looking for Stories About Traditional Trades, Like Corpse Stitchers, River Corpse Retrievers, and Corpse Drivers
Something like a corpse-driving ritual getting caught on a livestream.
The Male Lead Is One of the Ten Kings of Hell and Has a System, Anyone Remember the Title?
Novels About Livestreaming from the Underworld to Viewers in the Human World
Are there any stories where the protagonist can livestream everything happening in the underworld to viewers in the human world or the 21st century?
In same booklists
Yin-Yang Paper Effigies
Urban Adventure: From the Start, I Tour the Underworld and Scare My Viewers Senseless
Livestream: The Paper Figure I Made Moved
Xuanhuan: I Bring the Underworld to the Nine Heavens
Live from the Underworld
The Xiangxi Corpse Driver: A Record of Strange Cases in Xiangxi
The Paper Effigy Maker: My Paper Dolls Are Powerhouses
I Built an Underworld in the Mortal Realm
Three Kingdoms: The Yin Emperor Reincarnated, Leading the Ghost Army to Invade the Underworld
I'm the Yin Emperor: From the Start, I Livestreamed the Rebuilding of the Underworld
My Dad Is Lord Yama
Rebuilding Fengdu: The Yin Emperor Walks the City Streets
Supernatural Livestream
Building the Underworld: Is It Really So Strange for My Men to Be a Few Hundred Million More Thuggish?
Reboot the Underworld from the Start
Demon Revival: From the Start, I Fish Up a Red-Clad Female Ghost
The Corpse Retriever: Hearing Tales of the Supernatural on the Yangtze River
Terror Returns, and I Bring the Underworld with Me!
I Rule the Underworld, Imprisoning Gods and Buddhas Across the Heavens
Horror Revival: I Carve Meng Po of the Underworld from the Start
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It's well-written, but too short. Saying too much would be too much for a powerful underworld figure; as long as it doesn't lead to appendicitis, it's fine.
Five stars, just my taste.
Suddenly I feel like the protagonist is subtly stealing my job.
Great, very good
The author's writing is good, and the plot is excellent.
After reading chapter 50, I'm wondering if that Steward Cui is going to become Judge Cui or General Qin Guangwang after something happens! This makes it seem like the protagonist is fusing the souls of the black and white oxen and horses with a real-world entity? Doesn't that seem a bit superfluous? The inability to directly summon them feels somewhat incongruous.
Very good, a good book.
Well written, I hope the author can keep going and not leave it unfinished.
A very good book! (Liu Ming is very helpful!)