
Don't Call Me a Freak, Call Me the King of Hell
别叫我怪胎,请叫我阎王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
Tags
Synopsis
More by this author
In booklists 68
Explore more →Why Is San Shi Yu the Only Good Horror Book?
Supernatural, Urban, Taoist Priests, Taoist Arts, Taoist Sects. No Weird Dungeon Arcs
Taoist arts and Taoist sects, but no bizarre dungeon arcs. I've had enough of these bizarre stories lately. The writing is unbearably ridiculous. If ghosts can be killed by just any random thing, then they aren't ghosts anymore.
Spirit Mediums, with a Powerful and Influential Past Life
Looking for books like The Day I Was Born, Ghosts Roamed the Night, and a Snow Corpse Protected the Way. Anything similar, where the protagonist was powerful and influential in a past life, goes through a lot after reincarnating, and eventually takes brutal revenge on his enemies? The protagonist shouldn't be a bleeding heart or a womanizer.
Horror Novels with a Hero Who's Skilled in Both Martial and Taoist Arts
I’m Obsessed with Ghosts! Any Recommendations for Ghost-Hunting Novels? 👻
I want to read something spooky 👻
Looking for Stories About Taming Ghosts and Monsters, Raising Them, and Fighting to Level Up
Looking for Supernatural Novels with Romance and a Single Female Lead
Looking for paranormal novels with romance and just one female lead.
Supernatural Stories with a Powerful Grandfather or Master to the Male Lead
The male protagonist learns Taoist arts, physiognomy, and things like that from his grandfather or master, who is incredibly powerful.
Cultivating Evil and Demonic Arts, Practicing Only Unorthodox Techniques
Looking for books similar to Reborn as a Demonic Cultivator, Picking Up a Zombie Planet from the Start.
Any Stories Where the Protagonist Uses Unorthodox Methods and Only Kills?
I want to read books similar to This Poor Daoist Never Waits Until the Next Day to Take Revenge!
No Romance, Emphasis on No Romance!! Supernatural Horror!!
Please!! No female lead! No female lead! No female lead! I'm saying it three times because it's important!! And it has to be supernatural. Please, everyone, help me out!!!
Looking for Paranormal Horror Novels with Decisive, Brave, and Cunning Protagonists
Something like *Mr. Di*, *The Strange Coffin Bearers*, or *Creepy Business*: supernatural horror mixed with mystery and plot twists.
Protagonists Who Are Corpse Drivers, Paper Effigy Makers, Ferrymen, and the Like
They just do all sorts of shady, underworld jobs.
The Protagonist Is a Taboo: Incredibly, Invincibly Powerful!
The protagonist has to be invincible. No being bullied or put through misery!
Please Recommend Stories Where the Protagonist Cultivates Forbidden Arts
Completed stories would be even better.
Books About Ghost Wives or Monster Wives
1
Supernatural, One Heroine, Early Female Lead With Plenty of Screen Time
Fortune-Telling, Face Reading, Corpse Driving, Paper Effigies, and Ghost Hunting
Cultivating Unorthodox Arts in the Modern World: Evil and Demonic Cultivators
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.
Looking for Down-to-Earth Supernatural Fiction Set in the Countryside
Looking for a Male Lead Whose Wife Is a Ghost, and Who Has an Impressive Past Life or Destiny
Or the male lead could be born with an extraordinary background, but it has to be a supernatural story.
Novels with Evil Sorcery, Unorthodox Arts, Warlocks, and Exciting Magical Duels
Looking for books similar to This Poor Daoist Never Waits Until the Next Day to Take Revenge! (Left-Handed Daoist Roaming the Heavens).
Cultivation, Heretical Cultivation, Raising Ghosts, Catching Ghosts, Raising Corpses
Any recommendations about unorthodox cultivators, raising ghosts, and refining corpses? No sucking up to Uncle Jiu, and no becoming his disciple.
Reader comments 50
Google Translate





































































































I have seen the latest chapter, and the writing is okay. I have two suggestions that the author can refer to when writing new books. When he is buried in the pit, he should write it very cryptically in a casual paragraph. It should not be too straightforward, and it should not be directly prompted to say something later, which means that most people will not read it seriously. , You won't be able to find out that you buried the trap, and then it will be revealed after dozens of chapters. In this way, those who discover it in advance will feel itchy, and those who have not discovered it will be surprised. Suspense and supernatural stories are more exciting and addictive when written this way. In addition, I think the realm and the strength of the technique should be clearly divided. This can better reflect the strength of the strength, and more clearly experience how strong the opponent is. The masters in the world you wrote are all in the realm of ghosts and immortals. When the protagonist confronts those palace masters, the protagonist has also killed several palace masters. When he meets the new palace master, he cannot see or feel it at all. What is there? How big the gap is, how dangerous it is, and there is no sense of immersion. Regarding realm skills and so on, I think it is better to write it in the sense of a fantasy novel. It is more obvious. This way, you can be more immersed in the situation. At least you know how powerful the boss the protagonist is going to fight is. It can also reflect the strength of the protagonist and have a more sense of immersion.
It's been a long time since I read a book seriously, and personally I rarely write book reviews. I probably started reading this book when it was about ten chapters old. My first impression was that it was quite novel. I rarely read books about pool collectors. It can be seen that as a new author, the writing style is a bit immature. The descriptions in the early stages of the article are more detailed, but the pace of the article obviously starts to become faster in the later stages, and the expansion of combat power leads to later battles. The description of the scene is a bit unsatisfactory, and there are a few places in the text that are written with too few words, but it is understandable; overall, the book is coherent and has a clear outline. The foreshadowing that was inadvertently laid in the previous text appears in the later period. The only drawback is that the pace in the later part is too fast and most characters have no chance to appear. All in all, as a new author's first book, both the material and the overall coherence are qualified. As for the writing style, I believe it will gradually improve as the number of works increases. Therefore, I give this book five stars.
It's very interesting. It's really interesting. It's a novel supernatural novel. I really like reading it. I hope the author will update it soon. But I think it's better for the protagonist to be strong alone without the senior sister (less)
It's a very good book. It's attractive. I haven't read a few chapters so far. I hope the author can maintain the quality.
A book worth reading, with a novel concept
To be honest, I didn't find anything surprising when I first read it. But as I read on, the essence of this book quietly emerged. In short, this book is worth looking forward to. I hope it won't end badly. I wish the author good health and good luck in his work.
I just started reading it, it's very interesting, the style is a bit like "The Art of Darkness", the author is great!
It's so beautiful, my brothers really support me [laughing evilly] The second day of book review check-in [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
This is the first time I know that there is such a supernatural profession as pool collector. It is quite interesting. The plot is not well conceived and the pace is not slow.
The story is novel and the plot connects naturally.