American Horror Story World, My Master Is Shi Jian
美恐世界，家师石坚
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- Completed
- Length
- 350k Words
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Taoist Priest, From the Start Already a Purple-Robed Celestial Master, With Hundreds of Taoist Priests at the Temple
Looking for Books About Taoist Arts, Magic, Ghost Hunting, Cultivation, and More
The protagonist should have some skills from the start and gradually grow stronger later on. Male perspective.
A Collection of American Horror Movies
I’m looking for books like The Legend Reborn.
Horror, Mystery, Taoist Priests: How Does the Male Lead Learn All Kinds of Taoist Arts and Walk Between the Worlds of Yin and Yang?
Looking for Stories About Transmigrating Into American Action, Horror, Thriller, or Sci-Fi Movies
Please recommend transmigration novels set in horror movies, American action films, thrillers, or sci-fi movies. I want something over two million words, and no group battles like Infinite Terror. The more horror movies, the better!
A Supernatural Exorcist in the Medieval West
Looking for books similar to I'm in Britain, but I'm an Exorcist.
Marvel Fan Fiction, Just Don't Recommend Anything Low-Quality
I suddenly feel like reading fanfiction about Western cartoons or anime on Tomato Novel. Comics or animation are both fine, just don’t turn it into Marvel 😱 Don’t ask what kind of books I’m looking for, because I haven’t found any.
The Main Character Is an Absurdly Powerful Taoist Priest, But Goes to School
Looking for Books About American Horror Stories
Something along the lines of "American Horror Story", "Supernatural", "Stranger Things", "Constantine", or "The Exorcist". Nothing involving DC or Marvel.
Hand Over Your American Horror Story Fanfiction!
Something like Silent Hill, Wrong Turn, or Annabelle.
Looking for Books About Genuine Taoist Priests, Written by Authors Who Really Know Their Classics and the Basics of the Different Schools
Looking for books like Traditional Martial Arts: Slacking Off Back in the Village? I’ll Train and Become a Martial Arts Saint. I want something written by an author who’s genuinely well-read in Daoist classics and knows their stuff. Don’t recommend anything written by someone who hasn’t done their homework. The protagonist shouldn’t be too young and should be mature-minded. If they’re too young and immature, I’m not interested...
Looking for Stories About Being Reborn in America
Anything about a Chinese person reborn in America is fine.
Urban Novels About Transmigrating to America
America. Hollywood. Movies. Transmigration. Rebirth.
Are There Any Books Based on TV Series?
Looking for books similar to Detective in Friends. TV series crossover collections, please.
Funny Supernatural Stories with Taoist Priests: No Idiots, No Overpowered Nonsense, and No Goody-Two-Shoes Heroes
Looking for a novel with an awesome, funny, not overly selfless protagonist that promotes Daoist culture.
TV Series Fanfiction
Why doesn’t Tomato Novel have fanfiction based on American TV shows? Like "Grimm", "Twilight", "Underworld", "Teen Wolf", and "Daybreakers".
Novels About Summoning Gods With Edicts, Incantations, Daoist Mantras, and Taoist Priests
Any Recommendations for Crossover Fanfiction Based on Classic Western Literature?
I’m looking for female-led fanfiction based on Western novels like "Pride and Prejudice", "The Lady of the Camellias", and "Boule de Suif". The heroine can be transmigrated or a native of the setting.
What Kind of Sparks Would a DNF Exorcist Create in Uncle Jiu's World?
Any Novels Where an Invincible Protagonist Travels the Myriad Worlds and Witnesses the Suffering and Kindness of Humanity?
I'm out of books to read, and it's so frustrating.
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Any Stories Where the Protagonist Transmigrates into the Hong Kong Ghost Movie Series? Don't Recommend Anything That's Been Dropped
A Hong Kong Film Universe Ghost-Story Anthology
Stories Where Only the Protagonist Can Transmigrate Into Different Movie Worlds
Resident Evil series, Marvel series, and the like, where the protagonist can transmigrate repeatedly.
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Well written, there are very few works of this type. There is a common-sense mistake. Taoist priests from Maoshan in the Shangqing Dynasty belong to the Zhengyi Shangqing sect. They do not need to become a monk, they can get married and have children. Being in the temple is just a job. Quanzhen Taoist priests are the ones who want to become monks.
No, you already became a disciple of Shi Jian, and then you said that you didn't learn the Lightning Running Thunder Fist. So, wouldn't it mean that you became a disciple of Lonely?
America scares the world, family teacher Shi Jian Laughing wildly at one's own feelings The first two chapters and the following chapters can be said to be two stories. The first two chapters tend to be written in a refreshing style, and the character creation is also as exaggerated as Xiaobai's writing. On the one hand, the protagonist teaches Shi Jian's son a lesson, but on the other hand, he meets the priest and the devil and scorns him. The following plot tends to be a traditional Taoist practice story. The image of the protagonist is also biased towards a character who forgets his emotions purely for the sake of spiritual practice. There are many and complex systems related to religion, whether it is Christianity or Taoist related theories, they are all mixed together, but the mysterious elements are added to make the story more readable. Three and a half to four and a half stars.
The author's last work, Exorcist Police, was good but the ending was a bit rushed. However, this new work feels like the author's writing style has been qualitatively improved. This kind of practice drives the plot, and the plot further promotes the protagonist's practice. It feels much more comfortable to read than the previous one, which was written in a hurry to unfold the plot. I hope it can be maintained in the follow-up, good luck to the author. This is the practitioner of the Dharma that I want to read. In some of the articles about Uncle Jiu that I read before, everyone started to get close to others. Uncle Jiu dared because Uncle Jiu was trying to defeat the superior and the inferior. Of course, there was no need to set up an altar formation first, but those who practiced to produce magical power were all so reckless, and Of course, those who have not entered Taoism such as Bu Qiu Sheng Wen Cai will directly attack with fists and kicks, but if you have the same level of magic and do not set up an altar, it is too stupid to be reckless. Even if you have spells, magic weapons, and soldiers and horses, you will never get close.
The writing is quite good, but I don't know why it was finished in a hurry. It was not enjoyable to read. I just finished reading one city, but what about other places? What did the little angel do and didn't say anything? It's a bit of a pity. The content of this kind of teaching was written in detail earlier. There are too few books of this kind, but it is a good-looking novel without delay.
Let me see how many people like me saw the title of Lightning Running Thunder Fist.
In the early stage, due to background requirements, I was overly Christian, but I will soon follow the path of Dharma. Now I have my own troops and have come into contact with pagan gods.
It is well-founded, combines real history and sectarian settings, and combines various religious beliefs within China and foreign countries. It is a very promising and relatively high-end novel.
It's quite good. Although not many people read it, I have been reading it. I don't know why the author stopped updating it for a while, but now I have come back to update it. The content is pretty good.
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