A Blood-Fed Path to the Ghost Realm
血饲鬼途
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 701k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Looking for Dark, Cold-Blooded Stories With an Emotionless Protagonist
The protagonist has a functioning brain, stays clear-headed, and is rational
Looking for Stories About Taming Ghosts and Monsters, Raising Them, and Fighting to Level Up
Ten Pinnacle Novels in the Mortal Cultivation Genre
A recommendation from a twelve-year veteran bookworm. Every one of these has something special: *A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality*, *Renegade Immortal*, *Striving for the Dao*, *Hundred Refinements to Immortality*, *Bright Jade True Immortal*, *The Road to Immortality*, *The Path of Immortal Cultivation*, *Seeking the Immortal Way*, and *The Fate-Extinguishing Record*.
Looking for Dark Cultivation: Resources Are Monopolized, and the Protagonist Is Ruthless and Determined to Live Forever
Don't recommend anything under a million words.
Urban Cultivation Novels with a Ruthless Male Lead Who Ignores the Law and Has No Family
Emotionally detached
The Darkest of Dark Stories: Don’t Come If You Have Any Limits
No saintly do-gooders, no System, and no moral boundaries. The protagonist should be willing to kill people who have nothing to do with them for their own benefit.
Urban Fantasy, Evil Cultivation, Unorthodox Arts, Doing Whatever You Want, Answering to No One
I want to read books similar to "Fellow Daoist, Why Is Your Human Emperor Banner Giving Off Black Smoke? (Surveying the Leftist Path)."
Raising Ghosts and Refining Corpse Stories
Any cultivation stories about raising ghosts and refining corpses?
Stories Where the Protagonist Is a Ghost and Is Powerful from the Start: The Netherworld Emperor Is Fine Too
An Evil Cultivator Protagonist: Ruthless, Highly Intelligent, No Saintly Behavior, No Harem
Desperately Looking for a Book About Contracting Ghosts, Where You Can Make Lots of Contracts
Looking for books like *You Were Supposed to Exorcise Ghosts, So Why Did You Make a Contract with the Entire Ghost Tide?*
Unorthodox Paths, Bizarre Monsters, and Strange Magic: The Weirder the Better
Looking for something involving unorthodox paths and bizarre, eccentric techniques.
No-Romance Stories Focused on Unorthodox Paths Like Illusions, Poison, and Ghost Taming
I want a story with no romance. The protagonist can be a villain, too, and should focus on unorthodox methods, not mainstream orthodox cultivation techniques.
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.
Unorthodox Cultivation of the Ghost Dao
Any Books About Protagonists Who Raise Ghosts and Refine Corpses?
Looking for books similar to Villainous Heretic: Refining Corpses and Raising Ghosts Isn't Too Much, Is It? Something along those lines.
I’m in a Reading Slump, Recommend Some High-Quality Novels
I'm in a reading slump. Please recommend high-quality stories, preferably completed ones. Any genre is fine, but the author has to write well, and the story should make you think!!! No terrible endings, forced logic, or characters suddenly getting stupid. Please (;ಥ;ω;ಥ;)
I'm Out of Books to Read, Send Recommendations
I want something like *HP: Three Years of Practice Exams, Five Years of Avada Kedavra*.
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Don't stop updating. Anyway, I am writing with AI and continue to generate more. To be honest, the writing style in this book is quite good, the various descriptions are also very good, and the combat power is not overwhelming. This AI skill is stronger than many real authors. If you continue to write more, you can also earn more.
[Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like], keep up the good work, it looks good, the Ten Thousand Souls Sect is starting to have a bit of a human touch here, don't be like the Ghost Peak and it will all be wiped out in the end [face covering] [OK]
After reading more than 30 chapters, I haven't seen such a pure dark novel in a long time. In other books, the boss is afraid that the protagonist's superior skills will shock the master and then be betrayed by the protagonist. This book really makes no excuses and directly kills the boss if he gets in the way.
Five-star praise, it looks good and looks good. I haven't seen something so in line with my taste in a long time. It's very good. Come on, the author, and the writing style is also very good. It's not a running account. The character description is also very good. Come on, come on.
It's a very good-looking article with acceptable blackness in the profit stream that can pass the review. The new chapters are getting better and better and the writing style is also good. There were some small flaws in the plot and a few unsmooth bugs in the front, and it became more perfect after a few corrections. I highly recommend reading this to those who want to find a black profit stream [laughs]
Finally, I found another rare book that is absolutely self-serving, has no heroine, no women, and no ambiguity. The plot is good, the protagonist is unscrupulous and has no bottom line.
It can be worth seeing
It's very interesting, although sometimes it's a bit illogical, but the protagonist's cold-bloodedness is true. I couldn't bear it when I saw the main character bringing Xiuxian home and killing his whole family.
It has the potential of fairy grass. The protagonist is a ruthless person. He doesn't waste much time on fighting etc., And he doesn't trust anything in his work. It's worthy of the introduction. Please keep updating the author. Not retrieving that extra emotion is simply a stroke of genius. There are many other works that I want to get my feelings back to. It's unreasonable to bleed, have wounds, etc. After becoming a ghost, and you shouldn't be afraid of physical attacks. Knowing that those elders were rebellious, why didn't they just kill them within the sect and insist on following them? It's too smart.
The plot is pretty good, the end justifies the means. The background is just not explained clearly. At first, I thought A Village was an urban novel. I was quite surprised when spiritual energy and immortality were mentioned later. But it doesn't affect the ruthlessness of the protagonist.