
There Are Beasts: Yuan Bai
有兽焉:源白
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 78k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
43Chapters
1Reads
3.6kReads · all time
In booklists 8
A Library of You Shou Yan Stories
Post all your favorite Beastly books here, please.
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Please, Any Recommendations for You Shou Yan?
Looking for books similar to Hao Chen from You Shou Yan. Are there any You Shou Yan stories that start in the modern world?
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There Are Beasts: A Story About Qilin, With No CP Between the Four of Them
Looking for books similar to "Beastly: The Illusionary Qilin".
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Any Stories With Changed Characters? Please! Beastfolk Are Fine Too
By “changed,” I mean a game, specifically "Changed". It has all sorts of things in it, like transformation, latex creatures, and viruses. If there aren't any stories about that, something about beastfolk or character designs would be fine too.
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Stories About You Shou Yan
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Transmigrate Into Beasts in This World
I'd like to read something like "A Day in the You Shou Yan Production Crew". As long as it's enjoyable, I'm happy.
115Books397.1kViews1moUpdated
Any You Shou Yan Stories Where the Main Character Is the Third or Youngest Pixiu?
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Transmigrate Into Beasts in the Sunny World, With Pixie as the Love Interest
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The content is rich and colorful, and you will always smile when you see the subtleties. 😏😏 The author of "A Night of Starry Dreams" uses time and space as a shuttle and myth as a thread to weave a gentle epic called "Searching". The protagonist Genbai is not a "chosen one" in the traditional sense. His "divine power" always contains a trace of mortal confusion and persistence. During his journey through time and space, his action of "catching" the Golden Crow is full of childlike innocence, while the cause and effect of "suppressing" the evil spirit is heart-stirring. This is not only the growth diary of a mythical beast, but also a profound inquiry about identity, origin and return. The author's brushwork is as delicate as glass, not only retaining the furry sense of healing in the world of the original work "There Are Beasts", but also integrating the grand mythological narrative into the joys and sorrows of daily life, making the heavy word "fate" blossom into the flower of hope under the warm tone of writing. This work is undoubtedly a sincere work that shines with unique humanistic brilliance in the universe of "There Are Beasts"