
In the Age of Declining Dharma, I Became the Patriarch of Maoshan
末法我混成了茅山老祖
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- 1.8M Words
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- Mystery
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- Mystery & Supernatural
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Explore more →Uncle Jiu Series, Plus High-Quality Taoist Priests and Celestial Masters...
The characters should have intelligence, follow the righteous path, or at least what they themselves consider the righteous path. Nothing too dark, but not overly saintly either.
This Poor Daoist’s Name Is Xuan Yizi. I’ve Logged 2,800 Hours and Reached the Peak of the Reading Slump Realm
Any fellow cultivators up for discussing the Dao?
Looking for Supernatural Taoist Ghost-Hunting Novels. No Cultivation, and Scare Me to Death. I’m a Veteran Reader
No cultivation novels, no cultivation novels! The kid's read several already and it's scaring me! Bring on something else (︶.̮︶✽)
Any Stories About Being Reborn in a Zombie World, Without Becoming Uncle Jiu’s Disciple?
Any stories about being reborn in the Jiangshi world, especially *My Date with a Vampire*? Having a System is fine or not, as long as the protagonist doesn’t become Uncle Jiu’s disciple. There are way too many stories where they suck up to Uncle Jiu, and I’m tired of them. Give me one that doesn’t.
Stories Where Uncle Jiu Is Treated Well, Not Just Used as a Stepping Stone
Any Stories About Taoist Priests Catching Ghosts?
Looking for Books About Occult Arts, Corpse Refining, Ghost Raising, Insect and Gu Poison, and Unorthodox Paths
Looking for books like *Cultivation: Starting with Corpse Refining*. I want a specialized art like the Hum and Ha Generals' techniques, but one the protagonist can train in alongside other skills. They could raise ghosts, control insects, refine corpses, or practice unorthodox arts.
A Taoist Comes Down From the Mountain: His Sectmates Are Tough and Keep Their Words Short, but Are Fiercely Protective of Their Own
Any Supernatural Novels About Maoshan Taoists? The Protagonist Shouldn't Be a Sanctimonious Saint
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China With a Cheat Ability, Become a Disciple of a Baji Quan Grandmaster, and Pursue the Ultimate in Martial Arts
Stories About Maoshan or Uncle Jiu
Most novels about Uncle Jiu, Maoshan, or Taoism these days just turn into cultivation stories. The protagonist gets a cultivation manual and suddenly has magical powers, then can use thunder techniques whenever they want. There’s no initiation, no transmission of the tradition, no ordination registers. It’s all completely off base.
Orthodox Taoism, No Romance, Ghost-Hunting With His Master, No System
Looking for books like Maoshan Sect Leader. Stories about catching ghosts and subduing demons alongside the protagonist’s master.
Looking for Supernatural, Taoist, Spellcasting, Mystery, and Ghost Stories. Thanks!
Novels About Uncle Jiu, but No Ren Tingting and No Female Lead. Don’t Make Random Recommendations
Warlords of Republican-Era China and Their Alluring Concubines
Looking for books like Republic of China: Who Needs Concubines? A Warlord Gets Stronger by Spending Money.
Supernatural, Ghost Hunting, Taoists
Novels about ghost hunting and the like, with a decent understanding of Taoist philosophy
Five Years of Cultivating Immortality in a Cave, and I'm Invincible by the Time I Come Down the Mountain
I want a book like Five Years of Cultivating in a Cave, Invincible by the Time I Come Down the Mountain. A gem among urban cultivation novels, the kind you want to keep reading!
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.
Uncle Jiu, Lam Ching-ying: Anything About Uncle Jiu
Zombie movies.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Demonic Cultivator Who Refines Corpses, Raises Ghosts, and Keeps Gu Poison
Supernatural Mystery (Celestial Masters + Taoist Sects + Taoist Priests + Occultists)
Please keep recommendations on topic 💤💤
I’m a Purple-Robed Celestial Master, and You Call Me a Fraud
I'm looking for books like *I, the Purple-Robed Celestial Master, Am Apparently a Fake*. Chapter 1: Lu Yuanfeng Gets Expelled (Brain Freezer: Remember to thaw before use) Evening. Jiangzhou University, men's dormitory. “Lu Yuanfeng was out all night.” “According to school policy...”
Zombies, Uncle Jiu, and Tomb Raiding: No Apprenticeship, and No Fawning Over Qiusheng and Wencai
Zombies, Uncle Jiu, tomb raiding. No taking a master, and no fawning over Qiusheng and Wencai. If you can't read, look again a few times instead of recommending random stuff.
Looking for Taoist Priests, Ghost Hunting, Supernatural Resurgence, and Horror Stories
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It feels like Aba, Aba, Aba Aba [laughs] [laughs]
"Traveling Through the World of Uncle Nine to Become an Ancestor" is a work that I spent countless efforts and meticulously crafted. It revolves around Xu Shiming's legendary experience of growing from an ignorant child to a top strongman in Maoshan, and finally becoming an immortal and ancestor. It deeply explores how practitioners in the spiritual world of Uncle Nine stick to their true intentions and break through themselves on the difficult and dangerous road of slaying demons. The creative inspiration comes from my love for traditional fairy tales and Maoshan Taoist themes. I have always wanted to create a unique growth-oriented protagonist, so I decided to dig deep into the profound connotations of courage, faith and growth behind such themes through words.
Although it is new wine in old bottles, it is also a secondary creation based on the author's own understanding and processing. Although the story frame is based on the old script, it has been expanded and combined to become his own thing. I hope the author will not be too distracted and continue to work hard to finish the story! Recommended to friends who like "Zombie Taoist" and Maoshan Nine Books. It's quite interesting to pass the time when you're bored.
It's best to enclose what you say in double quotation marks and don't use it all the time.
You can't just poison me and let everyone taste it.
Well written, keep up the good work
The book is good, I hope it can be written in modern times, with thousands of chapters. Come on, come on.
You can read it in Shuhuang. The book is good but a bit short and concise.
The content is well written, it is recommended to read
Book newspaper time, not bad