Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: I Somehow Became Pudu Cihang
聊斋：我竟成了普渡慈航
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 947k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Books That Touch the Divine
How much history lies buried beneath the yellow sands? How many truths have been deliberately fabricated? And how many potentially legendary books remain unknown? Who knows when we became so restless, or when we grew numb. Nor do we know when we'll be swallowed up by the endless crush of worldly life. This is simply a collection of the books I consider great. I hope they'll awaken your fondest memories of discovering web novels for the first time! And yes, feel free to recommend books. I'll pick
Books I've Read and Think Are Worthwhile
Everyone has different tastes. These are the ones I think are good, so I thought I’d share them.
Read Whatever You Want
Books I personally think are worth checking out
A Grain of Sand in the Sea of Books
Books I want to read
The Shennong Poison Test
All kinds of promising newcomers with the potential to become great authors.
An Ordinary Reading List
I don't really have much to say. These are all books I personally enjoy. Everyone has different tastes, so please don't bash them if they're not for you. P.S. 1: Updated from time to time. P.S. 2: No recommendations for fantasy or sports.
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The author has likely written a prequel to the story of Ning Caichen and Xiaoqian. However, I've made a lot of modifications. I can write about the Tree Granny later on. The story of Grandma, how she slayed the dragon to become the Great Heavenly Dragon, what lies beyond the primordial spirit, whether there's an underworld, a celestial realm, or a heavenly court (you can explore these), what kind…
I've read up to chapter 21 so far. I was drawn in by the title, but I don't know how it will go later. So far, it seems to be just another unoriginal cultivation and leveling-up story disguised as a novel.
If the "Death-Slaying Chant" isn't included, then this "Universal Salvation" series loses its meaning. When I watched "A Chinese Ghost Story" before, my favorite parts were the "Death-Slaying Chant" and the "Autumn Leaf" scene, with its wind, fire, thunder, and lightning.
Interesting, keep updating!
Is the outline clear? Are the side quests written around the outline? It's all so disjointed... Can your writing skills support such a disjointed plot? As a pure-blooded demon, has the protagonist ever truly cultivated his true form? Is there even the slightest description of his true form? Are you writing a human in a demon's skin?
Extra chapter! Not enough! By the way, is the female lead the grandmother?
Main character
The sorcerer is finally about to wreak havoc on the court; the plot is about to unfold. I came here because of the title, and this is exactly what I've been looking forward to.
Finally, there was a book about universal salvation, but it got increasingly exaggerated and nonsensical, constantly adding background information, resulting in a disjointed and incoherent work.
Actually, my initial expectations were quite high. Unfortunately, things went astray later on. What I hoped for was a dragon-transforming scripture that combined demon and Buddhist cultivation, but it ended up being a hybrid, a human disguised as a demon…