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  1. The Daoist Sect’s Wayward Son 道门逆子 Lang Jiuxin朗九心Rural Life2.3M WordsCompleted [Inspired by real events, but the setting is entirely fictional] [No cultivation] [Supernatural horror only] The countryside is different from the city. Rural areas are vast and sparsely populated, with too little human presence to suppress what lurks beneath the ground. That's why ghost stories and strange legends keep cropping up. Ask anyone from a village in Sichuan, and they'll have plenty to tell you about supernatural happenings in the mountains and fields in years gone by. Some people 85.9kReads9.3Score8.3kShelves
  2. Horror Livestream: Chinese-Style Horror Only 惊悚直播：只播中式恐怖 Lang Jiuxin朗九心Mystery102k WordsOngoing [Infinite Flow] [Mild Horror] [Horror Livestream] [Welcome to the Ghost Pursuit Livestream. Streamer, please choose your role] [Exorcist] Career path: Save the people, vanquish demons, and protect all living things from the harm of evil spirits. P.S. I have spent years cultivating in the mountains, and aspire to serve the people! [Evil Ghost] Career path: Eat people, kill people, and harm people. P.S. Don't run into the mountains. The elders always told me that the mountains are... haunted by Ta 477Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. I Only Rob Graves of the Wicked 我只盗凶坟 Lang Jiuxin朗九心Mystery146k WordsOngoing [Tomb-raiding to suppress ghosts and subdue corpses] [First person] [Decisive and ruthless] [Folk customs] The landlord tombs buried deep in the old forests of Northeast China. The corpse-raising burial grounds hidden in Sichuan's mountain villages. Or the evil ghost tombs among the Yunnan-Guizhou mountains. These things lie hidden in the remote corners of our country. Like bombs, they could explode at any moment. I've spent my whole life dealing with ancient tombs. But I'm no tomb raider. I onl 35Reads6.6Score—Shelves
  4. This Taoist Priest Is Fierce 贫道凶猛 Lang Jiuxin朗九心Mystery114k WordsOngoing [Every story you read here is a true tale of a ferocious ghost, collected from all across the country and adapted.] In the end, I still remember. When I was young, I was always sneaking off with my father’s Taoist robe and carrying a peachwood sword, swinging it back and forth in the courtyard, looking every bit like a little Taoist priest. When I was a young man, I’d have a cigarette between my lips and put on the brand-new Taoist robe my mother had embroidered for me, full of youthful spirit. 28Reads6.8Score—Shelves
  5. Do Not Bury the Dead 死人勿埋 Lang Jiuxin朗九心Mystery152k WordsOngoing [Guidance from a professional Taoist Association priest] [Immersive, realistic subject matter] [No cultivation] [First person] The term “Tao” comes from Laozi, who lived in the Spring and Autumn period. “I do not know its name, so I call it Tao.” With the emergence of the word “Tao,” China’s most representative religion, Taoism, eventually came into being. My name is Li Cunren. Because of various experiences in my childhood, I found my way into the Taoist faith through a twist of fate. In my ear 15Reads7.0Score—Shelves
  6. A Fateful Union of Killing and Seal 杀印相生 Lang Jiuxin朗九心Mystery150k WordsOngoing [Folk Taoist Exorcism] [Learn the health and fortune-enhancing methods described in detail in the story] [No Immortality Cultivation] [No Legends or Folktales: I, Lang Jiuxin, write about supernatural events and ghosts that really happened among the people] I studied under a master at Lushan in my early years and learned many skills. Later, thanks to my ties with Taoism, fate led me into government service, where I put my skills to work helping our country's criminal investigations. Taoist metap 10Reads7.1Score—Shelves
  7. Mystic Police of the Daoist Order 道门玄警 Lang Jiuxin朗九心Mystery149k WordsOngoing (Based on real events) Have you ever heard of the young people sent to the countryside in Qinghai in the 1970s who were brutally killed, then turned into zombies that preyed on people? Or of the cannibalistic weakling buried among the graves in far-off Tibet? Or of the bizarre and tragic tale from Sichuan, where a brother used certain methods to accidentally raise the family dog into a monster that, like a rapist, entered his younger sister's dreams night after night? These stories sound utterly 9Reads6.6Score—Shelves
  8. 749 Paranormal Affairs Bureau 749灵异处理局 Lang Jiuxin朗九心Mystery169k WordsOngoing [Based on real events] [No cultivation] [No mindless face-slapping] [First person] Whatever your life is like, the world I know and have encountered is mysterious and uncanny. This is Bureau 749. My name is Lang Jiuxin, an investigator who has been traveling across the country to investigate unexplained phenomena since 1970. 9Reads7.3Score—Shelves
  9. Paranormal Case Files 灵异记实录 Lang Jiuxin朗九心Mystery113k WordsOngoing [Based on real events] [A purely supernatural account of folk history] [Just come in and read: these are no ordinary supernatural events, and stories like these are ones you won't find in other books] Every nation has its own official history, recording turbulent times. Yet in all the history books, not a single people's history has survived from the Spring and Autumn period. But an ordinary person's life can be full of wonder and strange adventures too. Take me, for example. I was born in 1973, 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  10. Those Years I Spent as a Taoist 我当道人那些年 Lang Jiuxin朗九心Mystery123k WordsOngoing [Based on real events. Come along if you like pure folk customs and supernatural stories.] [First person] [No cultivation, just a supernatural plot] Do you want to know what it’s really like to see a ghost? Do you want to know what real-life folk zombies are like? My name is Lang Jiuxin. I’m an occult practitioner from a bygone era, wandering the world. The world I live in is a little different from yours. It has a few more ghosts, corpses, demons, and monsters, but they’re actually not far from 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  11. Daoist Sect: Bureau 749 道门：749局 Lang Jiuxin朗九心Mystery123k WordsOngoing [Based on real events] [No cultivation] [First-person narration] At the end of science lies philosophy, or in other words, the occult. No matter what your life is like, my work and daily life are this eerie and uncanny. Of course, we're only a wall apart. That's because the things I deal with happen right in people's midst. This is the 749 Bureau. My name is Lang Jiuxin. I'm an investigator for an official secret organization that has operated between the worlds of the living and the dead since 6Reads—Score—Shelves
  12. I Slay Evil 我斩杀邪 Lang Jiuxin朗九心Mystery100k WordsOngoing [Chinese Folklore] [Realistic Style] [One Female Lead] [Not a Mindless Power Fantasy] 1970. An ancestor's corpse rose from its coffin. My family was slaughtered, and by a twist of fate, I entered a Taoist sect. I went up the mountain to study the Tao, and stayed there for twenty years. 1990. The dark tide descended. Evil spirits, demons, and corpse fiends across the land rose again in full force. The world fell into chaos! I went down the mountain to slay ghosts, and kept at it for the rest of m 5Reads6.7Score—Shelves
  13. You Told Me to Be a Taoist Priest, So Why Are You Dating a Zombie? 让你当道士，你找僵尸当女友 Lang Jiuxin朗九心Mystery145k WordsOngoing The woman I’d been sleeping with for five years turned out to be a corpse… I was just an ordinary man. But after a great calamity struck, I caught a glimpse of another world hidden within our own. It turns out this land is full of strange and wondrous things. The Paranormal Investigation Bureau of the People’s Republic of Huaxia? So our country really does have an agency that works alongside ghosts… 3Reads7.0Score—Shelves