Debt Collector of Changle Street
长乐街收账人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 246k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
In booklists 13
Any High-Quality Mind-Bending or Mystery Novels?
Looking for books similar to "The End of Ten Days". That book is an eternal god!!!!!
Urban Power Fantasies: Cultivation, Systems, Rebirth, Transmigration, Immortality, and More
Urban romance of all kinds: playing the pig to eat the tiger, invincible leads, big shots, and so on.
High-Quality Picks for Seasoned Readers Who Love Wild Ideas
As long as it has a good imagination and is high quality.
Long-Lived and Invincible: Modern-Day Urban Stories, Preferably Slice of Life
I want books like Monsters Run Rampant, and I Come Down the Mountain to Save the World, Invincible in This Era. The protagonist shouldn't be some loser.
Urban Fantasy with a Twist, a Different Kind of Power Fantasy. Recommendations, Please
Low-Martial Arts and Immortality: No Overpowered Characters or Constantly Changing Settings
Urban Novels with Wildly Imaginative, Fresh Ideas, with or Without a System
I'm looking for books like Behave Yourself! You're Always on the List When They Crack Down. Something witty and funny, with a lighthearted, comedic style. I want an entertaining urban fantasy with an interesting premise, not something brainless. It can have a System or not, as long as it's fun.
I Want Urban Fantasy Novels, Please!
Great Writing, High Quality, Urban Fantasy
Modern-Day Stories With Creative Premises. No Power Fantasies, Seriously!
I'm Out of Books: Looking for Top-Tier Urban, Imagination-Driven, and Divine Doctor Novels
I've run out of things to read. Please recommend top-tier urban, imaginative, and miracle-doctor novels. The more, the better.
A City-Dwelling Immortal Who Shocks the World
Exposed one by one.
Urban Stories Where the Protagonist Has Lived for Thousands or Tens of Thousands of Years
Urban novels where the protagonist has lived for thousands or even tens of thousands of years
Reader comments 4
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The shabby teahouse on Changle Street hides the most incredible story. The immortal Su Chen settles accounts with his fate, and the setting of investigating the cause and effect is very innovative. The plot is well-paced, with both the hard-core confrontation with the Balance Bureau and the tenderness hidden in the number of longevity. The characters stand up and make it a great read.
The subject matter is a rare urban cause-and-effect debt collection. Su Chen's cold and defensive character is very lovable. Every time he takes action to liquidate Shou Yuan, the plot is very enjoyable to watch. The depiction of various aspects of the world is not perfunctory, but occasionally some dialogues are a little straightforward. Overall, it is an urban fantasy novel worth reading in the near future.
It's not a simple novel, but a game of heaven wrapped in fireworks. Su Chen guarded an unnamed teahouse, while trying to harden the calculations of the Balance Bureau, while searching for traces of a three-thousand-year-old man. He not only had a passion for changing fate against the will of heaven, but also had a delicate discussion of cause and effect and human nature. Each short story closely follows the main line, and the foreshadowing is cleverly laid out, making it worth reading carefully.
Not bad, quite interesting, just lacking a bit