
Four-House Village
四户村
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 214k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Horror Novels, the Scarier the Better! The Kind That Keep You Too Afraid to Sleep After Reading at Midnight
There should be a male protagonist and no female lead. The male lead should be handsome but cruel, fearless on the outside and in his personality, and, most importantly, strong and cruel. Extremely cruel!
Supernatural Stories With a Powerful Male Lead From the Start, No Harem, and Side Characters Who Aren’t Idiots
Something like Yu Daohen or Wang Hua.
Feng Shui and Physiognomy with Theoretical Foundations, No Womanizing, and Supernatural Elements
Please recommend stories about feng shui, face reading, the supernatural, and ghost hunting, with a solid theoretical basis and no messy romances. I want a protagonist who can show off, paranormal mysteries, a fixed team, an overarching plot, and standalone cases. Add some humor, too, and touching cases that’ll make you laugh and cry. Something like "Chief Medical Officer".
Looking for Engaging, Well-Written Feng Shui Master Stories, Not Beginner-Level Fluff
I’ve suddenly been in the mood for feng shui novels lately. Any recommendations?
Please Recommend Ghost-Hunting and Metaphysics Novels. I've Been into This Genre Lately
Thanks! Completed or ongoing stories are both fine.
Unorthodox Paths, Supernatural Mysticism, and the Stranger the Magic, the Better
Looking for something involving unorthodox paths and bizarre, eccentric techniques.
Supernatural Novels Featuring Spells and Magic Arts, Like the Incantation of the Soldiers, and Maoshan's Five Thunder Spell
Maoshan divination arts, Mount Longhu, powerful zombies, demon kings, ghost emperors, spirits and monsters. No dumb System novels, please.
Any Books About Protagonists Who Raise Ghosts and Refine Corpses?
Looking for books similar to Villainous Heretic: Refining Corpses and Raising Ghosts Isn't Too Much, Is It? Something along those lines.
The Three Pure Ones Need Only Clay Bodies, but the Buddha Must Be Gilded
The Three Pure Ones need only bodies of clay, while the Buddha must be plated in gold. In troubled times, the Bodhisattvas turn their backs on the world, while an old Daoist carries his sword to save all living things. In prosperous times, worshippers flock to Buddhist temples, while Daoists retreat to the mountains and forests.
Any Satisfying Taoist Priest Novels? Nothing Wishy-Washy
Traditional Supernatural Fiction, No Female Lead, Aimed at Male Readers
Supernatural Stories, Preferably With the Protagonist Growing Up From Childhood
Looking for books similar to The Day I Was Born, a Hundred Ghosts Roamed the Night and a Snow Corpse Guarded the Way.
Ghost Hunting, the Underworld, a Little Cultivation, and a Powerful Master or Background
Any Novels About Corpse-Driving and Ghost-Hunting?
For example, the protagonist could be a corpse driver or paper effigy maker, or someone who catches ghosts.
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Protecting the Dragon with Earth's Veins
The Nine-Fingered Celestial Master
The Yin-Yang Ghost Hunter
My Dad Is the Richest Man in the Underworld
The Super Physiognomist in the City
Born of a Corpse, I Became a Spirit Medium
Worries of the Mystic Sect
The World's Strange and Mysterious Tales
My Master Is a Maoshan Taoist
Ghost-Hunting Expert: I'm the Celestial Master
Fuze Clinic: The Secret Arts of Yin and Yang
I Failed the College Entrance Exam, So I Went Ghost Hunting
Jiangshi World: Infinite Evolution, Starting with the Qilin
The Last Feng Shui Master
The Daoist Sect's Spirit Medium
A World of Myriad Forms
The Yellow River Corpse Retriever
Haunted House Notes: A Shadow in the Mirror
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The village's perpetually four-household, six-person layout at the beginning foreshadows a deep foreshadowing, and the events surrounding the visitors are captivating, demonstrating the author's extensive knowledge of terrifying folklore.
The prison-like setting at the beginning is quite interesting, depicting birth, aging, sickness, and death. Combining some folk tales and ghost stories, and judging from the era, it's around the 1930s. It seems the author might be planning to include some anti-Japanese war elements in the main plot, which I'm looking forward to. I haven't updated in over a month, and the little Taoist nun beat me to death for abandoning this project 😢😢😢😢
It's well-written, but I can't stand seeing good people like that. Sacrificing oneself for the benefit of others, especially strangers, is something I can't do.
I thought it was pretty good, and I watched it all in one go.
Great work, thumbs up for the author!