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Books by Hengyue's Black God Mu Long

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  1. The Yellow River Dragon Coffin :黄河龙棺 Mystery84k WordsCompleted Set in the modern day, the story takes the mysterious profession of Yellow River corpse diver as its starting point, weaving in all kinds of Yellow River legends and strange phenomena, such as the Iron-Headed Dragon King, water monkeys, water monkeys stealing children, what water monkeys fear, pictures of water monkeys, whether water monkeys really exist, and whether they are water ghosts. Together, these elements create an eerie, terrifying atmosphere. The Yellow River is considered a dragon ve 4Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Secrets of Chang'an: The Yin-Yang Tribulation 长安秘箓阴阳劫 Eastern Fantasy71k WordsCompleted The story takes place in Chang'an during the Tang Dynasty's Wu Zhou period. It is the first year of Tianshou (690), when Wu Zetian proclaims herself emperor and changes the era name, setting off a wave of denunciations. Dark currents swirl between the twin cities of Luoyang, the Divine Capital, and Chang'an. A "human-skin lantern" appears in Chang'an's Western Market, and a fragment of the Tuibei Tu circulates through the ghost market, prophesying, "The woman will rule, and prosperity will follo —Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Sword Cleaves the Dragon Soul 剑破龙魂 Eastern Fantasy33k WordsCompleted The Secret of the Sword Mark: The blood-red sword mark on the baby’s forehead echoes an ancient totem in a mural inside the forbidden grounds of the Heavenly Sword Sect, hinting that Lin Han’s origins are connected to the sect’s guardian divine beast, which fell a thousand years ago. The Starfall Endgame: Fragments of a star that fell fifteen years ago created the unique terrain of Yunmeng Marsh. The astral power hidden within is the key to the Xuanyin Cult’s plan to resurrect the Demon God. —Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. The Maoshan Book of Strange Talismans 茅山诡箓录 Mystery20k WordsCompleted The late Qing and early Republic era (1912), a time when old and new ideas clashed. Steam trains coexisted with yellow talismans and cinnabar, while churches in the foreign concessions faced funeral parlors across the street. (This web novel is entirely fictional and intended for entertainment only.) —Reads—Score—Shelves