The Strongest Ruler of Rakshasa Street

镇魂街之最强主宰

by White Robes, Wild Martial Arts (白衣乱武)

Status: Completed
Length: 404k Words
Genre: Anime Fanfiction
Updated: 1y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

Requiem Street is a place where the dead are gathered and evil spirits are suppressed.

Li Mu, heir to the Li clan of the prosperous Tang Dynasty,

awakens the spirit of the eternal emperor Li Shimin

and commands a host of Tang warriors, including Li Yuanba, Xue Rengui, and Li Cunxiao!

A Martial God body? You have heroes from the Three Kingdoms, but I have my Tang warriors!

The strongest human spirit? Without Li Cunxiao on your side, how dare you call yourselves the strongest?

A Divine Martial Spirit? Sorry, you can say that after taking three blows from my Li Yuanba!

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