
The Eerie Shadow of the Netherworld King
神秘复苏之诡阎幽影
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 184k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Something Like Mysterious Revival, With a Tough Guy Lead. No Fawning Over the Protagonist or Getting Weak-Kneed Around Women
Something like "Mysterious Revival", with a Buddha-like protagonist. They're supernatural entities, not ghosts, and they can only kill according to specific rules. It's fine if they cooperate with the protagonist, but don't make them too obsequious. Also, no characters who lose their heads whenever they see a woman. Thanks, everyone.
Any Lord of the Mysteries: Resurrection Fanfiction?
Preferably no female lead, and the characters should be smart.
Looking for Eerie Stories Where Ghosts Can’t Be Destroyed, and the Protagonist Starts by Controlling a Ghost Bride
Looking for Yang Jian Fanfiction for The Grave Robbers' Chronicles: Resurrection
I'm only looking for stories featuring Foye, set in the same world as Yang Jian's Horror Revival. In this genre, ghosts are invincible and are simply rules; they can't speak. The only way for humans to survive is to fight ghosts with ghosts. The protagonist can have a cheat, but it should fit the setting.
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Reader comments 7
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The author's writing is very detailed, but too detailed. I didn't know who the protagonist was in the first three or four chapters 🤦. I had to read the introduction and found out that the protagonist's name is Li Wen.
Still very beautiful
Very interesting and well written. Keep up the good work!!
It's good-looking, the protagonist's IQ is online, he's not a virgin, and he's decisive. The author describes the abilities of each ghost in great detail. I hope the author will work hard! 💕 Try to complete it as much as possible
Please support me, it's pretty good
Yes, the protagonist's character is not bad, much better than Yang Jian
It looks good but the author is too imaginary