
Strange Tales of Liaozhai: Slay Men, Ghosts, and Demons for Merit
诡异聊斋,杀人杀鬼杀妖取功德
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 211k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Any Stories Where the Protagonist Can Create Monsters?
No self-sacrificing saintly protagonists.
Stories Set in the World of the Strange Tales of Liaozhai TV Series, Preferably Featuring Xin Shisi
Recommend Strange Tales, Especially Stories With a Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio Vibe and Ghosts or Monsters
Any Books About the Seventy-Two Earthly Arts?
Looking for books like "The Seventy-Two Transformations of the Earth Fiend". Preferably supernatural stories with ghosts and strange beings, set in the world of "Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio". Wuxia crossovers are fine too, especially ones mainly set in the worlds of "The Snowy Swordsman", "My Own Swordsman", or "The First in the World".
Please Recommend Books Where Studying the Daoist Scriptures Leads to Innate Mastery of Their Mysteries
I'd like stories where the protagonist cultivates marvelous techniques by studying Daoist scriptures, or gains experience by fighting people with a certain kind of ability, such as in a trial dimension. Or where the protagonist thinks, “I can learn this divine ability,” and then actually does.
Looking for Supernatural World Novels Where the Protagonist Becomes a City God, Earth God, or River God and Protects the Locals
Novels with a setting similar to the extreme-path cultivation genre: the gods have vanished, and the protagonist accidentally becomes the last immortal deity. He protects one region, gathers incense offerings, and cultivates. Preferably with no female lead.
Cultivation in a Taoist Temple, with a Detached, Unflappable Protagonist. No Livestreaming
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.
Looking for Taoist Immortals and Deities, Not the Primordial Chaos-Type Stories
Looking for paranormal horror stories involving communication between the living and the dead.
Transmigrate Into Liaozhai, System, Highly Rated, Not a Saint
I’m a Big Shot in Liaozhai, and It’s Pretty Good
Spiritual Qi Revival Novels About Killing Ghosts and Gaining Cultivation
Funny and surprising.
Any Novels About Rising Through the Ranks as a Land God or City God Through Worship and Faith?
Are there any novels about gaining divine merit through worship and climbing the ranks as a local earth god or City God?
A Reborn Strange Tales From A Chinese Studio
The Male Lead Cultivates Buddhist Law, Becomes a Great Monk, and Renounces the Mortal World
Transmigrate into Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio and A Chinese Ghost Story, with Sign-Ins and Upgrades
Any Books About Taoism and Immortals? No Horror Stories About Taoist Priests, Please
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Author, when writing about pig's feet, don't patronize the old Taoist's arrogance, and be arrogant when you meet the villain in the future! Do you know? [Laughs evilly]
It's okay, it's okay
It's good to read. The main character is quite stubborn. His IQ is online. There's nothing particularly bad about it. It's just that the author is too short. This is enough for anyone to read. I give you a good review. Can you add two more chapters? [Rolls eyes]
Author, have you sent it? If not, just squeak.
The author's writing is good and a good guide
Although it is short and weak, which is a pity for my sister-in-law, the subject matter is really good and the content is good.
Not bad, not bad. The brain circuit is normal. It is one of the rare normal books in Tomato. The plot is smooth and not boring. It is very good. It is very good.
Come on, author, keep at it
It's a good book, but I feel like not many people read it.
Good looking, recommended👍