In the thirteenth year of the Republic of China, Master Tian and his apprentice Agui, a corpse exterminator in western Hunan, took over a murderous job and sent five corpses back to their hometown three hundred miles away. When they passed by Qingxi Mountain, they were deprived of the right to control the body. It all started from Qingxi Mountain... In an era of warlord wars, sect fighting, evil cultivators, evil cultivators, and mountain spirits fighting for their way, the protagonist's dusty life experience is revealed layer by layer. When the twin moons hang in the sky and the yin and yang are misaligned, the secrets hidden in the darkness of this world will eventually be revealed. Fate, it turned out, had been decided a long time ago. After traveling three hundred miles to the underworld, is the yin and yang reversed and irreversible? Or go against the will of heaven and change your fate and turn things around?
Reader comments
Isn't it normal that the protagonist doesn't go berserk in the early stages and doesn't open a harem? It's not wrong to be born not good, it's just like that in reality. Most people have ordinary bodies. The key is that the acquired environment doesn't make them look crooked. I thought the scariest things were corpses and ghosts, but later I realized that the human heart is the scariest thing. But when they are put together, wouldn't the world be dark? As long as you believe that there will always be dawn after dawn, it is not the end.
The plot is twists and turns, the content is rich and colorful, the characters are full-bodied, vivid, and each has its own charm.
"After reading the updated chapter, I felt as uncomfortable as being scratched by a cat. The title "Three Hundred Miles of Night Walk" itself is full of tension - why do we need to walk at night? What is the end point of the three hundred miles? Waiting for the update @
I hope the protagonist can become stronger soon, but don't open a harem.
Horror, tense plot, I like watching it
This fat guy is a bit particular about combing his hair.
It seems something is wrong!
It's good-looking, I love reading it, it's my cup of tea, I haven't read a novel in a long time [laughing]
Isn't it normal that the protagonist doesn't go berserk in the early stages and doesn't open a harem? It's not wrong to be born not good, it's just like that in reality. Most people have ordinary bodies. The key is that the acquired environment doesn't make them look crooked. I thought the scariest things were corpses and ghosts, but later I realized that the human heart is the scariest thing. But when they are put together, wouldn't the world be dark? As long as you believe that there will always be dawn after dawn, it is not the end.
The plot is twists and turns, the content is rich and colorful, the characters are full-bodied, vivid, and each has its own charm. "After reading the updated chapter, I felt as uncomfortable as being scratched by a cat. The title "Three Hundred Miles of Night Walk" itself is full of tension - why do we need to walk at night? What is the end point of the three hundred miles? Waiting for the update @
I hope the protagonist can become stronger soon, but don't open a harem.
Horror, tense plot, I like watching it
This fat guy is a bit particular about combing his hair. It seems something is wrong!
It's good-looking, I love reading it, it's my cup of tea, I haven't read a novel in a long time [laughing]