
Transmigrating into Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: Dalang's Fight to Survive
穿越聊斋之大郎求生记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 723k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 10
Stylish Violence! Like The Ultimate Evolution and Man at the Top of the Food Chain
As the title says: absolute power.
Like Left Thousand Households from <i>Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio</i>, Slaughtering Monsters in a Bizarre Cultivation World
Zuo Qianhu is a martial artist who can cut down a zombie that’s trained for twenty years with a single slash, and break an enemy’s invisibility with one flying dagger. His cultivation buddies are a hilarious crew who are constantly amazed by his boasting. Later, it’s like he picks up Yan Chixia’s cultivation manual and sword, and learns a few simple spells.
Transmigrate Across Worlds Based on TV and Film
Wuxia novels, like The Return of the Condor Heroes and The Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber.
Transmigrate Into Liaozhai, System, Highly Rated, Not a Saint
Looking for Stories About Mercenaries Returning Home to Enlist in the Military. Many Thanks!
The System only activates after its Host enlists in the military. The protagonist drops out of school and goes abroad to train, becoming a mercenary, then returns home and joins the army.
I’m a Big Shot in Liaozhai, and It’s Pretty Good
Stories Like Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio
Please help. This poor reader has run out of books.
A Reborn Strange Tales From A Chinese Studio
Transmigrate into Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio and A Chinese Ghost Story, with Sign-Ins and Upgrades
Journey to the West, Primordial World, and Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio
I think the protagonist's surname was Lu. The cultivation system was extremely ancient. He followed the path of the Celestial Immortal, building his foundation through the Heavenly Gate. Above that were five cultivation paths: Heaven, Earth, Humanity, Gods, and Ghosts. I barely remember the plot, but I know he and Sun Wukong were fellow disciples.
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A nice and warm daily life, plus a world of monsters and monsters. It's just a very good version of the Chinese fairy tale. It's a wonderful life with beauties, strength, money, and pets. I think it needs to be a bit pornographic, which is what most Tomato novels are like now. It's still very attractive 😂 😂 😂 [you taste it carefully] [laughing]
It's okay, author, cheers. When do monsters and monsters appear?
Very good, a pyrotechnic story about cultivating immortals 😄😄 I just like this tone 😫😫 I don't like reading black stories about cultivating immortals with fighting and killing 😂😂😂 The more I write, the worse it becomes 🍉 🍉 🍉 watery 😫 😫 There are no conflicts
Didn't it mean that the pretty boy in the nightclub time-traveled? He should be smart and cunning, right? How could he cross time-travel and instantly become a fool?
I've read Chapter 140. It's just an ordinary harem story, and it's very different from other Liaozhai fans...
The author must be praised. Written well
In the beginning, the protagonist is short and poor, looking like a traitor. In the later stage, he continues to struggle and through a battle of wits and courage, he gets rich and starts to take care of himself. He starts to become rich and handsome, builds a mansion, marries a beautiful woman, and reaches the pinnacle of life 🙂
It's very exciting. I recommend it to people born in the 80s and above.
Very good, pretty good
Does it have anything to do with Liaozhai? Overall it's okay, don't be fooled by the name.