
The True Canon of Herbal Medicine
本草真经
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 121k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Synopsis
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Ghost Blows Out the Light Fanfiction, No Grave Robbers’ Chronicles, and No Crossovers
I only want fan fiction of Candle in the Tomb. If I wanted to read The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, I would search for it myself. I only want Candle in the Tomb fan fiction. I also don’t want the two series fused together. I think those crossover stories have really confusing timelines. Does Tomato Novel really have no Candle in the Tomb fan fiction?
Historical Novels About Emperors Ruling the Court, Without a Golden Finger
I don’t want mindless wish-fulfillment. I’d prefer something more rigorous and logical.
Transmigration, Tomb Raiding, Sign-In, Ghost Blows Out the Light, and The Mystic Nine
Please!
Looking for Something Realistic
Looking for books similar to "Wishing at the Village Entrance". Contemporary, realistic stories with beautiful prose and lots of memorable lines.
Please Recommend Historical Romance! I’m Out of Books to Read~
No rebirth or transmigration.
Looking for Realistic Fiction: Thoughtful, Well-Written Stories with Something to Say
Looking for books similar to Post-00s Kid Helps Mom Expose Her Scumbag Dad and His Mistress. I'm looking for realistic fiction like this: good writing, a moving story, not formulaic, and written with care!
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In ancient times, Fuxi attained enlightenment and cultivated the Innate Bagua, which he then passed on to his son, named Shaodian. After Fuxi ascended to heaven, Shaodian was extremely sad. Since he saw the separation of life and death, he began to seek the art of immortality and resurrection. As summer turned to cold, Shaodian met Qi Bo by chance one day. They talked about the art of innate gossip and medicine and stone, and found that the two were quite similar. The two hit it off immediately and often talked for several days, discussing the secrets of heaven.
Clear structure, substantial content, a good book