
Lingzhi White House: the No. 1 Funeral Director in the Immortal Cultivation World
灵植白事铺:修仙界第一殡葬师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 149k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Eastern Cultivation
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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"Lingzhi Baoshipu: The No. 1 Mortician in the Immortal World" really found a treasure! Others cultivate immortality by slaying demons and fighting for opportunities, but the protagonist takes the wrong approach, opens a business shop, and ends up using spiritual plants to die. The combination of spiritual plants and funerals is imaginative, injecting new vitality into the same fairy tales - using forget-me-not grass to soothe the obsession of the deceased, and using soul-reviving flowers to reflect the regrets of the past. Every funeral is a heart-stirring story. The protagonist seems to be a cold Buddhist, but in fact he has a great heart. Through various funeral commissions, he reveals the conspiracy and tenderness under the glamorous appearance of the world of immortality. It doesn't have the clichés of a mindless novel, but the delicate plot makes people want to stop. You can not only see the novel settings of spiritual cultivation, but also taste the heart-wrenching moments of human love. It is highly recommended to Xianxia fans who want to change their taste!