
The Outcast: The Little Shaman Only Wants to Collect Spirits
一人之下,小巫祝只想收集精灵
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
More by this author
In booklists 5
Books Loved by Ji Moyu (No Female Lead or One Female Lead)
I don't want to forget the books I've followed (›´ω`‹ ), so I've decided to make a list and keep track of them. (I personally prefer stories without a female lead, and follow lots of them. I occasionally read stories with one female lead, but don't like stories with multiple female leads.)
[Quality Over Quantity] Novels Just Need to Be Fun
Being interesting isn't just a reader's feeling. It comes from the writing, plot, concept, format, and content all working together. This list only includes interesting books. No matter how many clicks a book gets, I won't add it if it isn't interesting. These suit my taste, and I hope they'll suit yours, too.
Backlog of Ongoing Books
Books on standby.
Can't Think of One
Just browsing.
The Outcast: Weird and Wonderful Fanfiction
If you like The Outcast, give these a try. The writing quality varies, but the ideas are wild.
Readers also read
How Can You Make Cards Without Money?
League of Legends: The Troll Girl, Hupu's Perfect Goddess
Simultaneous Transmigration: I Inherited the Legacy of All Worlds in Naruto
You're Just Characters in My Game!
In the Americas, From Security Guard to Call of Duty
The Legend of Luo Xiaohei: Apprenticing Under Wuxian with Luye
The Outcast: Beginning with the Dual Cultivation of Life and Nature
A Literary Master in Ancient Greece
League of Legends: Being an Honest Support Is Boring, Isn't It?
The Outcast: Starting with the Three Demonic Sects of the Republic Era!
Love Apartment: Yifei Is My Junior Martial Aunt
EN
Pokémon: The Paldea Retired Champion's Re-Employment
Reader comments 25
Google Translate

























In Northeast China, if you can summon spirits and command generals, you're already courting death. This is purely meant to provoke all those who practice shamanism in Northeast China. Who do you think you are?
Have all the authors writing One Person fanfiction recently finally figured it out? Many of these fanfictions really have One Person's feel to them, and they're finally not those overpowered protagonist stories anymore.
Yan Huan/Sima Hui (Mr. Shui Jing) and the Witch King from the series "Nine-Nine-Eighty-One"?
It's a stream-of-consciousness style of writing; its only advantage is that it eventually comes to a conclusion.
The author directly uses the character template and memories of the novel *Nine-Nine-Eighty-One* to represent the protagonist, making him a hybrid of a transmigrator and the reincarnation of Shui Jing. Sima Yi's appearance is then meaningless and illogical, giving the impression that he suddenly arrived in the world of *Under One Person* from the world of *Nine-Nine-Eighty-One*.
It's a very simple story, but it's considered one of the best among Under One Person fanfics.
My thoughts after reading over 160 chapters so far.
1. There is no female lead. At least after reading more than a hundred chapters, I did not feel any signs of a female lead being written. Instead, there is a Nantong-like tendency (Li Shuyu). 2. The writing is chaotic. The author has combined the concepts of "Nine-Nine Eighty-One" and "Under One Person" into a messy narrative, especially the section on Zhuge Village, where characters like Sima Yi…
What kind of nonsense was that section about Sima Yi? I can't stand it anymore.
I couldn't hold back after reading the latest comic! All those side effects are nonsense. The Eight Extraordinary Techniques are truly heaven-reaching methods. Side effects? They're just because you haven't mastered them yet!
The adaptation is a bit too far-fetched; it's full of legendary figures, making it feel like a fantasy novel, and it's lost all its original charm.
You're probably from the female-oriented genre.
Looking at the pen name on the cover And the plot of the book. The protagonist of Asahi Regardless of the world's good or bad, I have my own beautiful tune.