
The General's Little Witch Doctor
将军的小巫医
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 292k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 64
Explore more →Fortune-Telling, Prophecy, Ancient Settings, Male-Oriented Novels, No Ghost-Hunting or Supernatural Horror
Set in ancient times, with someone who tells fortunes for wealthy families and predicts major events.
A Ghost-Hunting Heroine, an Incredibly Powerful Hero, Mystery, and the Supernatural
Female Protagonists Who Know Martial Arts, with Mystery and Suspense
Modern setting, with a cool-headed male and female lead who work together.
Any Recommendations Like The Record of Hairpin?
A fresh story, an ancient-style setting, beautiful writing, and a happy ending!
Sapiosexual Romance, Clear Logic, Smart Characters, Convincing Plots, Strong Female Lead
Taoist Exorcist Novels About Going Down the Mountain, No Livestreaming! No Livestreaming!
Ancient Mystery and Crime-Solving, No System
I'm looking for books like The Longest Day in Chang'an, the complete two-volume edition. No modern technology: solving cases in ancient times should be genuinely difficult. Stories where the protagonist gets a System for no reason are no fun.
Any Stories Where Metaphysics Experts Team Up With the Police to Solve Cases?
Ancient Historical Mysteries and Detective Stories
Looking for books similar to The Assassination of Qin Shi Huang. New ancient-era mystery and suspense novels, please!
Taoist Priests, Ghost and Monster Hunting, Jiangshi, Supernatural Horror, Modern-Day Setting, and Consistent Power Scaling
The Female Lead Is a Master of the Occult
Any novels with a female lead who's a master of the mystic arts?
Raised at a Taoist Temple, He Learns to Identify Antiques, Tell Fortunes, and Practice Medicine, Then Goes Down the Mountain to Find His Parents and the Person Who Saved His Life
Looking for a story about someone raised at a Taoist temple, kicked down the mountain by their master to find their parents, and skilled in antiques, fortune-telling, and gold incense and jade.
Looking for Mystery and Supernatural Stories, Preferably With Taoist Elements
I hope it has ghosts and scenes involving summoning them.
Mystery, Ghost-Hunting, and Supernatural Stories With Strong Leads, Few Annoying Characters, and a Touch of Humor
The era doesn't matter, and the protagonist doesn't have to be human! They should be able to walk freely among humans without restrictions.
Great Historical Detective Novels
Mystery-solving novels or historical transmigration novels. I’m tired of stories that are all about wish fulfillment and changing history without a second thought.
A Badass Female Lead Who Can Catch Ghosts and Has an Impressive Background
Novels similar to This Princess Consort Is a Wild One.
Ancient Novels with a Female Lead Who's a Metaphysics Expert
Please recommend an ancient novel with a female lead who is a metaphysics expert, can tell fortunes and read faces, and catches demons and ghosts. Preferably one that is completed!
Recommend Suspense and Mystery Novels About Taoist Magic
Female-Protagonist Xuanxue Stories, No Romance, No Showbiz, Livestreaming, or Rich Families
Looking for books similar to Metaphysics Expert: Don't Stop Me, Let Me Pay for This! No fortune-telling livestreams or showbiz or wealthy-family stuff. Ideally, the female lead is a Taoist priest.
Looking for Well-Written, High-IQ Novels. Fortune-Tellers Are Fine Too, but No First-Person Narration
Taoist Priests and the Supernatural
Any Horror Novels About Hilarious Taoist Priests That’ll Keep You Up Laughing Half the Night?
Funny, but not brainless
Looking for Supernatural Taoist Stories About the Protagonist Growing Step by Step, Preferably with Practical Knowledge
Looking for books like "There Are Ghosts in the Entertainment Industry".
Good Novels About Maoshan Taoist Arts, Taoism, Divination, and Fortune-Telling
Looking for books similar to The Great Feng Shui Master.
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What we're saying is don't write about such a stubborn male protagonist.