The Heavenly Official's Edict
天官敕令
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Any Supernatural Mystery Novels? No Cultivation!
If you want paranormal mysteries with cultivation, why not just read cultivation novels!!!
Looking for Long Modern Supernatural Stories About Ghost Hunting, Mysticism, Strange Phenomena, and the Like
Supernatural investigation bureau, ghost hunting, set in a modern city.
Building an Organization + Supernatural Horrors + Urban Setting
Supernatural Horror Means Supernatural Horror. Don't Drag in Rule-Based Horror or the Dreadful World
Looking for Realistic Folk Supernatural Stories
It’s less a novel than an autobiography.
Anyone Know Stories Where the Protagonists Belong to a Government Organization That Handles Supernatural Incidents?
Are there any stories where the protagonists are part of an official government organization that handles supernatural incidents, dealing with abnormal events both in the country and around the world, such as monsters, ghosts, zombies, vampires, werewolves, and the like?
Looking for Supernatural, Horror, and Mystery Stories
I’m a new bookworm with 500 hours of reading under my belt. Please recommend some good supernatural, horror, or suspense novels.
Looking for Supernatural Novels That Start in the City, Not the Countryside. Too Much Trouble Out There
Nothing that starts in the countryside. There are too many trivial problems, and they're still in the village by chapter 80.
Looking for a Suspenseful and Supernatural Novel with High Scores, the Kind That I Have to Stay up All Night to Read
Recommend Some Urban Supernatural Novels
Please recommend some urban supernatural novels. Especially genuinely paranormal ones: the scarier and more thrilling, the better.
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The subject matter is quite novel, traditional metaphysics is mixed with modern technology, and the haunted house live broadcast has an eye-catching start. The main character's motive for joining the industry to save his father is very real. The setting and telepathic ability of "The Heavenly Official's Order" are laid out naturally. The plot progression is not too slow, but the logic of some technological and feng shui killings can be further refined. The overall story is worth watching.
The overall rhythm is well controlled, and the plot progresses layer by layer, from the live broadcast in the haunted house to the involvement in a larger conspiracy. Elements such as the Miao border witchcraft and the crossing of Yin soldiers enrich the story. The protagonist's growth line is clear, and there is no forced cheating. The viewing experience is very comfortable.
The setting is very interesting, with traditional metaphysics confronting modern technology. It has both a supernatural and thrilling atmosphere and the brain-burning feeling of solving puzzles. The protagonist's archaeological professional background and metaphysical abilities are cleverly combined, and the plot of the team solving the case also increases the readability. It's just that the description of some battle scenes is not detailed enough, and it is worth updating overall.
It's okay. It's pretty good. The author can ride so many horses every day, so feel free to follow it.
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