
The American Horror Story Celestial Master
美恐天师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 484k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Cultivation
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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182Chapters
334Reads · 30 days
71.1kReads · all time
105Shelves
6.0Score
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Well, probably, just probably—a story about an American who learned Maoshan Taoism and how Tokugawa Ieyasu rose to power, while also taking a jab at Taoism in China.
Maoshan magic, especially the Lower Maoshan style, has many insidious and vicious methods; why weren't they used?
Put it on the bookshelf to rest for a while.
This is the high-quality American Horror Story I like! No uncomfortable scenes, it's so friendly to female readers! [Please update more frequently!]
This book is very well written, but the low ratings have left the author with little motivation to update. The author writes excellent novels, but they're not popular and don't generate much buzz.
I've only watched a few episodes, and they're pretty good.
Awesome, pure Mickey Mouse phobia.
It's pretty good, the gradual progression and pacing are nice, but there are too few words, not enough to read.
The structure is reasonable, the plot is exciting, and the writing is excellent.
It gets more and more interesting the more you read it, haha. It's a great book that's been overshadowed by its synopsis.