A Maoshan Taoist’s Modern-Day Hauntings
茅山道士现代诡事
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- Completed
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- 436k Words
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- Mystery
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- Mystery & Supernatural
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- 1y ago
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It's okay. The protagonist is either killing ghosts or on the road to killing ghosts. The key is that it's good without a female protagonist.
Taoist Chen Mo does not covet the worldly world, nor does he use obscure words to express his ambiguous feelings towards various women. He only has Taoist Chen Mo's complicated consideration of the human heart, which is in line with the character of the orthodox teachings in my heart. The writing is great [Sending Hearts]
Isn't the master really a villain? It feels like you can see the finale at a glance.
This is good. The protagonist is not the kind who kills ghosts indiscriminately. He is not merciful to evil spirits and enemies. He is not greedy for money or lust. There is no system or golden fingers. There is no lengthy description of beautiful women. There is no ink.
I really like reading novels with short chapters like this [Love]
I have read Chapter 90, and I currently rate it as very good-looking. The main character is average, and he looks like a pretty boy who looks like a girl. He is not pretentious, but not three-dimensional enough. The plot is great. There are all kinds of characters in each story, some are poor and some are rich, some are good and some are evil. The twists and turns of the story are moderate, and it is not too suspenseful, and it is not forced to be cool. Generally speaking, although it is biased toward women, it does not step on my bad points, and it is much better than those pretentious and cool articles.
It's very interesting. She has no emotional connections and is focused on her career. She's not a virgin either. The people around her are smart and not stupid. Everything is under control. The bad guys will get their comeuppance. It's a cool article.
Isn't this book a setting with two male protagonists? There isn't even a female protagonist. At the end, Liu Feng and Chen Mo fall in love?
Very good-looking, dedicated to his career, no messy relationship between men and women.
The book is very readable, the pace is fast, there is no boring plot, and the male protagonist just leaves after he is done, which is very refreshing. I just can't stand it when I see the names of familiar people. [Laughing and crying]