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- 1 I Never Cultivate, Yet I'm Still Invincible 从不修炼！我照样无敌 Master said, “You’ve already become a true immortal. There’s no need to train anymore. Go down the mountain.” Yun Qing nodded, slung on his pack, and headed down. He casually saved a princess, and she refused to leave his side. He happened to wipe out a demonic cult, and its saintess offered herself to him. He unwittingly took in a demon lord, who called him Master. Yun Qing scratched his head. “I’m just an ordinary young Daoist.” The women: “You call that ordinary?” —Reads—Score—Shelves
- 2 Lost Relics of the Yin House 阴宅拾遗 My name is Chen Yan, and I'm twenty-five. I'm the seventh-generation heir of the Yang Yun Song feng shui school in the Chen family. I have genuine skills in dragon-seeking, locating auspicious burial sites, suppressing baleful forces, and turning misfortune aside. I'm nothing like those con artists and charlatans you see out in the world. —Reads—Score—Shelves
- 3 Urban Moxibustion Master: My Dungeons Are the Myriad Worlds 都市艾灸师我的副本是诸天万界 An exclusive look at moxibustion, practical applications of the five Daoist arts of medicine, divination, fate, physiognomy, and augury, the secrets of incense, and cultivation of the alchemical path. Lin Tian transmigrates to a parallel world on Blue Star, where he owns an unremarkable moxibustion clinic. After obtaining the Infinite Rebirth System as his golden finger, he practices the five Daoist arts by day as a moxibustion therapist and roams the Myriad Worlds by night! 5Reads—Score—Shelves
- 4 Gazing into Delusion: Yin and Yang Reversed 观妄：阴阳颠倒 The 3D animated adaptation of the same name is now updating across all platforms! A world of despair, where yin and yang are reversed and the laws of reality turned upside down. Everyone believes they are cultivating immortality and seeking eternal life, unaware that all things take shape through the gathering of yin. What people call immortal energy is merely a dazzling illusion formed from the utmost yin. While contemplating the moon and seeking enlightenment, Li Guanyun suddenly realizes: eve 52Reads—Score—Shelves
- 5 The Ultimate Dialogue Between the Three Sages of the East and the Buddha's Intent in Coming West 东方三圣与佛祖西来意的终极对话 This series uses the ultimate wisdom of Buddhism, especially Madhyamaka and Tathagatagarbha thought, as a lens to examine in depth the philosophical core of the Dao De Jing's "effortless action and naturalness," the Zhuangzi's "free and easy wandering and equality of things," and Wang Yangming's idea that "the mind is principle." It sets the stage for a dialogue between Eastern philosophies spanning a thousand years. Across 100 carefully arranged episodes, we'll explore: - The similarities and 54Reads—Score—Shelves
- 6 Speaking of the Present, Telling of the Past 今言古说 The Great Way is simplicity itself, not hidden deep in the mountains. The true Way is no mystery; it is found amid the bustle of everyday life. This is a collection of reflections for people today. It speaks neither of immortals and Buddhas nor of scriptures. It writes only of human nature, fate, and self-cultivation in street corners and alleyways, teahouses and taverns, and the everyday lives of neighbors. Ten stories, ten lives: A boy questions Heaven, a woman weeps over her fate, a merchant 8Reads—Score—Shelves
- 7 Taiyi Escape Armor 太一遁甲 The Taichi legacy passed down, the Dunjia mysteries restored. Seventeen years, captured in a single book. I am the one who restored Taichi Dunjia and created the Art of Reading Situations. If you are interested in the intricacies of Dunjia, Liu Ren, Bazi, feng shui, and Chinese divination, as well as traditional Chinese culture and the occult, if you are searching without a guide, unsure of your direction, overwhelmed by complexity, unable to find a path or a place to begin, this book is your fi 1.3kReads8.2Score353Shelves
- 8 My Years on the Path to Daoism 我入道那些年那些事 This novel is purely for entertainment. Any resemblance to real events is coincidental. The story is fictional and not aimed at anyone. All characters, names, and locations are made up. I was once a retired special forces soldier who served my country, but my wife's obsession with “spiritual masters” sent my life spiraling out of control. To uncover the truth, I traveled far and wide, seeking out folk mediums and fortune-tellers. In the end, disillusioned, I retreated to the mountains and went t 27Reads—Score—Shelves
- 9 The Tao Te Ching: A Bizarre Interpretation 道德经：：：古怪解读 The Dao De Jing is a philosophical work written by Laozi during the Spring and Autumn period. It is also known as the De Dao Jing, the Classic of the Way and Virtue, Laozi, the Five Thousand Words, and Laozi's Five Thousand-Character Text. Written before the various schools of thought in ancient China had split into distinct schools, it is an important source of Daoist philosophy. The Dao De Jing is divided into two parts: the first, originally called the De Jing, and the second, the Dao Jing. T 9Reads—Score—Shelves
- 10 The Supreme Qi Refining Chapter 太上炼气篇 The Myriad Worlds, all living beings beneath the heavens! The highest way is such that people hardly know it exists! Next comes the way people cherish and praise! Next comes the way people fear! Last comes the way people scorn! How arduous is the path of a mortal seeking immortality! 1.3kReads6.8Score205Shelves
- 11 Why Is My Group Chat Full of Daoist Patriarchs? 我的群里怎么都是道家老祖 Li Xuanqing, a history major, accidentally joined an obscure chat group called “Travelers on the Great Dao.” The group members had rather evocative names, like “Ever Serene,” “Master Baopu,” “Mister Xiyi,” and “Pure Yang Master.” They usually discussed all sorts of arcane topics, and occasionally sent exclusive red envelopes. When Li Xuanqing opened them, he found things like “Meditation Experience Passes,” “Fasting Pills,” and “A Detailed Guide to Palm Thunder.” He always thought they were a bu 433Reads8.4Score—Shelves
- 12 Mental Training 精神锻炼 Lin Qi, an assembly-line worker, lives a life of exploitation at Yonggu Group. On the brink of death, his consciousness accidentally leaves his body, allowing him to glimpse the truth of the world: human pain and pleasure can be produced and traded as "spiritual energy." Yonggu Group is a "spiritual energy mine," where the upper classes feed on the suffering of the lower classes to obtain "bliss." After awakening, Lin Qi diligently trains his power of consciousness. Rising step by step from the 35Reads—Score—Shelves
- 13 The Orthodox Celestial Master: Subduing Demons in the Western Regions 正一天师：伏魔西域 The North Pole. The South Pole. And one more pole beyond those two. The land closest to the sky, Tibet, with an average elevation of 4,000 meters. On such a vast and mysterious land, it would be strange if it hadn't given rise to something magical and bizarre. 20Reads—Score—Shelves
- 14 I Became the Sect’s Pride by Being a Jerk 靠犯贱成为宗门之光 [Strong Female Lead + No Romance + Character Growth + Feel-Good Power Fantasy + Lucky Charm Buff] Senior Brother Meltdown Log Day 43: Successfully taught Senior Brother Maoli how to use Meituan's “Slash a Yuan” referral deal Day 67: Mixed popping candy into Senior Brother Maoquan's fasting pills Ultimate goal: Get our sect's weird Taoist meme bot to the top of the trending list! #DidSeniorBrotherTakeHisBloodPressureMedsToday# #HowIRegainedMyDaoistHeartByTakingAdvantageOfMySeniorBrothers# The ult —Reads—Score—Shelves
- 15 Restarting My Life: I Defy Fate with the Occult 重启人生，我靠玄学逆天改命 The most unfortunate heroine ever: thirty years old, 100,000 yuan in debt, and branded a good-for-nothing. The most incredible awakening ever: she can communicate with yin and yang, knows medicine, and specializes in treating all kinds of difficult ailments. A true guide to defying fate and changing your life. Take a look. The cases in this story draw on real, verifiable knowledge of Daoist medicine and feng shui. Some simple practices can be tried in real life, but remember: never follow them b —Reads—Score—Shelves
- 16 The Copper Coin Feng Shui Formation 铜钱风水局 The copper coin was always right, so right that Xu Yan thought he was chosen by fate. He helped many people, made a lot of money, and his life kept getting better. Only later did he learn that his grandfather’s hand had been trembling before he died. Not because he was afraid of death, but because he was afraid of him. 18Reads—Score—Shelves
- 17 The Decline of Yin-Yang Arts 没落的阴阳术 [Cultivation Record] My master told me that 99% of the so-called occult arts in this world are nothing but scams floating on the surface. “Then what’s real, Master?” “Trust science. The Great Way is simple.” … Yin-yang arts are among them. Cultivating through science gets twice the results with half the effort. This book may offend a lot of “traditional culture” frauds, but… I’m not afraid. I have the country behind me. The purpose of studying the classics is to put them to practical use, not t 2.2kReads7.0Score367Shelves
- 18 Feng Shui: The Master of Supreme Rank 风水之术，超品相师 This book features a wealth of real-life feng shui cases, progressing from the basics to more advanced concepts and combining landform feng shui with qi analysis. It covers the Eight Mansions school, Xuan Kong Flying Stars, the Golden Lock and Jade Gate method, the Twenty-Four Mountains school, Heavenly Doctor feng shui, Liu Yao divination, and more. [Feng Shui]+ [Physiognomy]+ [Fortune-Telling]+ [Eight Trigrams] [Typed by hand]+ [No AI whatsoever] As the eighteenth-generation heir to the Ma Yi 1.7kReads—Score267Shelves
- 19 The Little Martial Uncle Is Slacking Off Again Today 今天的小师叔也在摸鱼 “Little Martial Uncle, Master and the others all say you’re an immortal banished to the mortal world and reborn. Is it true?” “Don’t believe rumors or spread them.” “But in the stories you tell, the geniuses from other sects are always born amid strange omens, with flowers raining from the sky or golden lotuses springing from the earth. Little Martial Uncle, were there any signs when you were born?” “There sure were!” “What were they? Purple clouds stretching three thousand miles east, or one ha 7Reads6.5Score—Shelves
- 20 Cute History: Laugh Out Loud and Never Forget What You Read (9-Book Set) 萌历史：看完大笑不绝，过目不忘（共9册） Learn one bite-sized history fact in one minute! This adorable history bundle contains nine books: Why Is History Like This? The Bug Xiaolv Comic History of China (2 volumes); A Day in the Life of an Ancient Person; Life in the Old Days Was So Much Slower; History Can Be This Much Fun (3 volumes); and History Is So Interesting (2 volumes). 22Reads8.6Score—Shelves
- 21 I Became an Immortal Patriarch in Another World 我在异世界成仙作祖 [Transmigration] [golden finger] [Pursuing the Dao] [Invincible Among Those of the Same Rank] [Heavenly Court and Underworld] I once questioned the meaning of life. Every day was spent hunting or preparing to hunt. It wasn't until I encountered cultivation that I learned how wonderful life could be. So wonderful, in fact, that even after being reincarnated, I willingly gave up everything to cultivate. “What? You ask what the point of cultivation is?” “The only meaning of life is doing what I wan 3Reads—Score—Shelves
- 22 Iron-Boned Immortal Dust 铁骨仙尘 Liu Chen had been curious about the world since childhood. After hearing Journey to the West, he planted the seed of becoming an immortal and attaining the Dao! As an adult, he became fascinated with qigong, cultivation, meditation, and the like. Later, he encountered the immortal master Daoist Yun Xu on Zhongnan Mountain and received his true teachings. He devoted himself to cultivation and finally achieved his wish! The main story in this book is not entirely fictional, and is told in a largel 11Reads—Score—Shelves
- 23 The Complete Guide to Taoism 道教知识大全 Taoism is a traditional religion that originated in China. With a long history, it is profound and far-reaching. Its central belief is the Dao, which it regards as the source and essence of all things in the universe: a mysterious force that existed before heaven and earth, is eternal, and operates independently. Taoism has a rich body of canonical works. The Tao Te Ching, written by Laozi, is its foundational text. Though only five thousand words long, it contains profound philosophical ideas. 17Reads—Score—Shelves
- 24 Transmigrating to the Strange Affairs Office as a Taoist Priest 穿越到异世镇抚司做道士 He transmigrated to another world and became a Daoist priest. He cultivates qi instead of immortality? Exorcising demons and vanquishing fiends is one thing, but now the priest has to solve cases too? The world is such a mess, and Lü Ergou just wants to be a security guard. This time, though, he’s guarding something rather grand: a bright and peaceful world, a realm free of corruption, and peace for all under heaven... 50Reads—Score—Shelves
- 25 Words Move Mountains and Rivers 文动山河 Confucian cultivation + contention among the myriad paths + transmigration and founding a new path + expansive worldbuilding What does it mean to be a scholar? A stroke of the pen can summon wind and rain; a poem can stir thunder. As the Confucian tradition, dormant for countless ages, is awakened by blood and tears, a single sorrowful poem calls down thunder from the heavens. With modern wisdom and the soul of the Confucian Way, Wang Tiance opens a never-before-seen path of Confucian cultivatio 2Reads—Score—Shelves
- 26 Nothing Better to Do, So Let’s Play a Round 闲着没事，来合一把 With nothing better to do, he unexpectedly discovers how to combine rare treasures. With a musician’s heart and a swordsman’s courage, this cultured man will bring peace to the land! An ordinary city, a man fresh off a breakup, a sudden disastrous fire, a jade pendant he has worn for years, and an unbelievably miraculous ability: what brilliant sparks will they create? Glass marble + glass marble = ? Peachwood sword + peachwood sword = ? Doll + doll = ? Calligraphy brush + inkstone = ? Blade of 79Reads5.1Score—Shelves
- 27 AI Theory of Cultivation AI论修真 "Getting AI to Spill the Beans" "The Impeccable AI" "The Author’s Tears" "The Author Strikes Back" "Triumphantly Returning | Or So I Think" "How I Mistook a Book Under 100 Chapters for a Short Story" "The Author Is a Poor Sap Who Keeps Deleting and Rebuilding" 9Reads—Score—Shelves
- 28 Seeking the Crossing with Two Scriptures 双经问渡 Synopsis of Two Sutras, One Crossing In the early Tang dynasty, the physician Dong Cheng, later known by the assumed name Shuang Jingdu, was descended from the renowned healer Dong Cheng. He inherited his family’s medical tradition and devoted himself to studying the Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon. But after seeing that “the powerful can easily cure bodily illness, yet heartache is hard to heal,” he set out west with his grandfather’s annotated medical texts and a copy of the Diamond Sutra. In Guo 3Reads—Score—Shelves
- 29 The God of Thunder Possesses a Good-for-Nothing Boy: His Life of Cheating His Way to the Top 雷神寄体废柴少年的开挂人生 [Entirely handwritten] + [modern urban coming-of-age] + [teaching you real ways to make money from nothing] + [changing your fate through traditional culture] + [no overpowered golden finger] Nineteen-year-old Sass is the kind of student everyone thinks is going nowhere: a father who drinks, a mother who cries, rock-bottom grades, a gaming addiction, bullying at school, and a family so poor they can barely scrape by. Then one day, a voice sounds in his head. It's a deity claiming to be from the 3Reads—Score—Shelves
- 30 The Marriage Clinic 婚姻诊所 Marriage Clinic Qin Sha is a PhD in psychology, but because she devoted herself to her studies, she never dated anyone before graduating with her doctorate at thirty. Since her specialty is marriage counseling, she sometimes finds the irony hard to ignore. She now works at a psychological counseling center, helping people with marriage and relationship issues. The story unfolds along two threads. On the surface, clients bring their problems to Qin Sha for advice, and she offers her answers. Bene —Reads—Score—Shelves
- 31 A Commentary on the Daily Sutra 功课经注解 This book provides a detailed, line-by-line explanation of the Taoist classics, including the Morning Scripture, the Noon Scripture (Scripture of the Three Officials), the Evening Scripture, and the Scripture of the Northern Dipper. It fully explains the meaning and function of these scriptures, making it a rare and valuable textbook. 143Reads—Score150Shelves
- 32 Bashar: A Restriction Master Alien's Observations of Earth 限制大师外星人对地球的观察巴夏 First of all, who am I? I am what people on Earth call an alien, or extraterrestrial life. To be clear, I am not a true alien. I share a genetic connection with humanity. However, I am definitely extraterrestrial life. I was born and raised on a planet beyond Earth, which I will explain in detail later. In our ancient language, our civilization's world is called Ashasa, meaning "the place of the light of life." I say "ancient language" because, by the time our species evolved to this stage, we c 18Reads—Score—Shelves
- 33 The Book of Deception 骗人经 The Book of Swindles is a Ming-dynasty record of fraud and deception. Think of it as a “scam-prevention guide and casebook” from 400 years ago. Through hundreds of real stories, it exposes the most popular scams of the day, the ones most likely to fool people. These stories show how every con preys on human weaknesses: greed, fear, laziness, foolishness, and kindness. 3.6kReads7.7Score552Shelves
- 34 The Book of Seth 赛斯书 This book was written by someone called “Seth.” He says he is an individual made up of units of energy and no longer uses a physical body to exist. He has been speaking through my body for more than seven years, and we hold class twice a week. One day in September 1963, while I was writing poetry, I suddenly had my first psychic experience. My consciousness left my body, and my mind filled with ideas that struck me as astonishing and novel. When I came to, I found my hand writing on its own, exp 666Reads—Score146Shelves
- 35 Blank Spaces Across the Land, A Loyal Heart Forging the Soul of the Nine Provinces Anew 山河留白，丹心再铸九州魂 In her previous life, Xia Yan was an academician of literature who had spent her entire life studying the history and civilization of Jiuzhou. When she opened her eyes, she discovered that she had transmigrated to a world suffering from a cultural rupture. The good news: the whole world had experienced cultural ruptures to varying degrees. The bad news: Jiuzhou had suffered the worst of them, almost to the point of total extinction. It had not even preserved a single complete classical poem. Loo 10Reads—Score—Shelves
- 36 Next-Generation Ultimate Buddhism 次世代终极佛法 An ordinary person has only a small bookshelf in their mind, holding a few books. Their knowledge is limited, and their thinking can be highly rigid. When they encounter a new book or new knowledge, they inevitably compare it with what they already know. If the two conflict, they'll feel torn, and one of two things may happen: The first is to reject the new book and its author, even attacking them. The second is to doubt and reject themselves, then discard their old books and make room for the n 6Reads—Score—Shelves
- 37 The Daily Life of a Mystic Cultivator 玄门修士的日常 Hard, hard, hard: the mysteries of the Dao. Seeking immortality, divining the future... What does it truly mean to cultivate the Dao? Refining qi through inner alchemy, or cultivating both body and spirit? What is the true gateway to the Dao? The daily life of a mystic cultivator. 30Reads—Score—Shelves
- 38 Enlightenment Through the Scriptures 悟经 The Classic of Understanding has a profound historical and cultural heritage. It brings together the ideas of renowned thinkers from across the ages, including Confucians, Daoists, strategists, and Legalists, and analyzes them objectively. Comprising eleven chapters, the book fully reflects China's traditional systems of thought and moral standards, while also closely aligning with many of the principles that guide people in their conduct today. 37Reads8.5Score—Shelves
- 39 I Work as a Medium in a Buddhist Supply Shop 我在佛具店当神棍 Ancient scrolls and Tang Buddhist tales speak of a thousand years; the bewilderment of the mortal world is all intertwined. The many affairs of spirit mediums unfold, as they steadfastly guard a corner of the mountains and seas. If we are to dispel the gloom and uphold the righteous path, let us hear the immortals revealed in this very age!, Dragon-Editing Colonel —Reads6.3Score—Shelves
- 40 I Transmigrated, Only for Mount Wuxing to Crush My Dreams of Wealth 刚穿越，就被五行山砸碎富贵梦 [Journey to the West] [Apprenticed to Sun Wukong] [A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality] [Scheming behind the scenes in the later stages] Chen Xuan transmigrates into the era after Wang Mang usurped the Han throne. He plans to use the foresight granted by his nine years of compulsory education to find Liu Xiu and secure a life of wealth and privilege. Then he watches Five Elements Mountain fall from the sky, shattering his dreams. So this isn't history. It's the Journey to the West! Fro 31.8kReads6.9Score2.6kShelves
- 41 My Cultivation Memoir 我的修仙自传 [Novella] + [Cultivation] + [A Truly Selfless Saint] [Underdog's Comeback] + [Rise to the Top] + [Build an Invincible Character] This is my own Cultivation story. You might not believe me, but I'm going through things I can't explain. Scientific Cultivation, a physical ascent to immortality. To achieve greatness, first set your sights high. I wish to become an immortal, and revel in joy beyond the heavens. —Reads—Score—Shelves
- 42 The Celestial Register of Mystical Insight 洞玄天箓 [Alternate history] + [No female lead] + [Daoist arts] + [Ghosts and monsters] (The male lead is no overpowered hero. Readers looking for an indulgent power fantasy, proceed with caution.) The Taishang Ganying Pian says: perform three hundred good deeds to become an Earth Immortal; those who seek to become Celestial Immortals must perform one thousand three hundred. To prove his Dao and attain its fruit, Zhang Yuandong travels alone through a chaotic age, slaying demons and vanquishing evil, ear 158Reads6.7Score—Shelves
- 43 Cultivating Immortality in the Womb: I Conquer Other Worlds with the Dao 胎中修仙：我靠道法横推异世 A genius of the Daoist sects on Earth is born into another world, blessed with primordial violet qi. Using orthodox Daoist arts, he overwhelms a savage martial world, founds his own sect, vies for the fortune of the imperial dynasty, and ultimately becomes the supreme Dao Ancestor. 226Reads—Score—Shelves
- 44 An Unconventional Rise: Cultivating the Dao in Officialdom 另类升迁，我在仕途修真 Yang Guang had always cultivated in secret, keeping a low profile. But a disturbance involving a thousand people thrust him into the heart of power struggles in both government and business. Relying on extraordinary abilities and astonishing intelligence, he carved a path through the thorns. The same kind of cultivation novel, yet with a different sky of wonders; the same realm, yet a different understanding; the same fantasy, yet a different interpretation! Blurring the line between reality and 225Reads—Score—Shelves
- 45 The Way Has Yin and Yang 道有阴阳 [Supernatural + Talismans + Formations + Chinese Metaphysics + Comedy] My name is Xu Lin. Born with yin-yang eyes and extraordinary talent, I was chosen by my master. But when I came down from the mountain, I went straight to work for Meituan, only to stumble upon all sorts of strange things... Wicked Gu sorcery... Corpse fiends that devour people... The ghosts haunting an entire apartment building... Which is more terrifying, ghosts or people? A slow-burn story, with no broken power scaling. 6Reads—Score—Shelves
- 46 The Last Celestial Master: The Dragon Burial in the Yellow River 末代天师：黄河葬龙 Lin Feng, an inheritor of Orthodox Unity Taoist traditions, vows to slay every demon and monster in the world, even if it means his Taoist arts will never be needed. His disciple Allen, who came from England, swears to carry his master for another ninety-nine thousand li, proving his devotion and praying that they can be master and disciple again in their next lives. 31Reads6.1Score—Shelves
- 47 Learning to Cultivate 学会修炼 Through this story, even ordinary people can learn to cultivate. The novel describes cultivation methods in detail, along with the protagonist's growth and every aspect of his entrepreneurial journey. He also helps those destined to find him cultivate, showing them the bright new world that lies ahead. Though entirely fictional, the story is perfectly plausible. It isn't an over-the-top wish-fulfillment fantasy, nor does it rely on far-fetched logic. It simply recounts the details of the protago 409Reads—Score103Shelves
- 48 Crossing the Mortal World: No Regrets After the Move 渡尘：落子无悔 Urban Life + Life Philosophy + Business Warfare He can see through everyone, except the truth of her death. After his wife passed away, Shen Wuya buried himself in the old alley’s “Shoreless” teahouse, washing seven cups every day. The extra cup was for someone who would never return. Then Lu Qingyin walked through the door. Her father’s company had lost its supply chain, its stock had surged abnormally at the close, and someone was driving it step by step toward the brink. “They say you’re the 9Reads—Score—Shelves
- 49 Crossing Myself: The Green Stone Cup 自渡：青石盏 Lin Jianshen, a reclusive master strategist who sees through human nature, returns to Qingshi Town seven years after the fires went out at “Qingshi Cup.” He sets up a “self-rescue experiment”: no handouts, no relief, only a grand scheme designed to force the artisans at the bottom to stand on their own. In the end, the only person who can tear through his disguise, the town doctor Xu Qinghe, stakes their life on the game and makes the final move. 4Reads—Score—Shelves
- 50 Cultivation: My Stories Become Supreme Mystical Arts 修仙：我讲的故事，却成无上妙法 Transmigration + Cultivation + Growth + Magical Duels When modern storyteller Chen Xuange woke up, he had become a poor scholar in ancient times. With nothing but the four walls of his home, he had no choice but to return to his old trade and start telling the famous Journey to the West in a teahouse. Little did he know that this world wasn't as simple as he had imagined. There were also cultivators, demons, ghosts, and sorcerers. It seemed some stories weren't so easy to tell after all. 204Reads6.9Score—Shelves
