
Republic-Era Mysteries: I Rule the Turbulent Times with Dark Arts
民国诡闻:我靠邪术横行乱世
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 200k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Please Recommend Stories Where the Protagonist Cultivates Forbidden Arts
Completed stories would be even better.
Looking for Stories About Protagonists Who Practice Dark Arts
No cultivation, no System. The protagonist is an ordinary person whose family is killed in a sudden calamity. He wants revenge and, by chance, travels to Southeast Asia, where he obtains an evil book. He begins practicing what it teaches and gradually becomes a practitioner of dark arts, all while pursuing his revenge.
A Ghost-Hunting, Demon-Slaying Story Set from the Late Qing Dynasty to After the Founding of the Nation
Unorthodox Cultivation of the Ghost Dao
Villain Stories About Refining Corpses and Raising Ghosts, Preferably With Lots of Both and a Slow Pace
I want to read books like The Villainous Heretic: Refining Corpses and Raising Ghosts Isn't Going Too Far, Is It?
Apocalypse, Disaster Survival, No Saintly Behavior, and Decisive Action
Pure post-apocalyptic stories, with no golden fingers, supernatural powers, or Systems. The characters rely entirely on their wits to survive and thrive in the apocalypse, and know how cruel the world can be. Male- or female-oriented stories are both fine, but no harems.
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The demonic reform of the Republic of China added elements such as magic, high technology, and Taoism. It is a piece of food without thinking. Just mention it casually. It is a miracle that the Republic of China did not fall.
It can be seen that even if fate tortures the protagonist thousands of times, the protagonist is still a good person.
Follow Chen Xun's constant struggle and escape. Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking