Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: I Have a Picture of Ten Thousand Demons
聊斋：我有一幅万妖图
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 551k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Mythic Cultivation
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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284Chapters
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28kFans
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This book is based on the original novel and has no connection to the TV series or movies.
All the plots in this book are based on the original work. Many films and television dramas that use the name of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio disregard the original work and make a mess of it all in order to make money. For example, in the story of "Lu Pan", Lu Pan in the original work is clearly a good god.
My mother is a fox spirit, my father is a sword immortal, and I possess a powerful magical weapon.
I heard the author likes furry things, and one of my sassy classmates of mine ogles this every day. I told him the author likes it too, so I borrowed some natural, unedited photos of him in black stockings. ❛‿˂̵✧ (You're welcome, consider it a bonus)
The author's name is truly indescribable; at first glance, I mistook it for "idiot saint."
I've read up to chapter 92... I really can't take it anymore... He loves taking in children and grandchildren so much... It's so awkward... He's already a grandfather... Amazing! It's all good that I've acquired maids; everything else is fine, but this is just too awkward. Goodbye, I'll go read another book.
My favorite character is called Jiaolong Haoda'er, which reminds me of Huangshi'er, the beloved grandson of the Nine-Headed Lion.
I've discovered that the author is incredibly stubborn. People say that people in ancient times didn't kneel randomly, but he says it depends on the situation. People said the name of the imperial examination was wrong, but he said it was from the Great Shun Dynasty, not the Great Qing Dynasty. Instead of wasting your time replying, why not revise it to avoid the nitpicking and argumentative people spewing nonsense?
I imagine this is what it would look like after transformation (the picture is of Ao Bing, from the internet).
This is rambling, rubbish nonsense, especially since the protagonist is a half-demon. Even demons can't tolerate a half-demon; he's practically someone everyone should kill, polluting the human bloodline.
At first glance, the author's name was "Green Hat Saint Ancestor," which startled me.