
In Search of the Curse’s Origin
寻找诅咒之源
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 708k Words
- Subgenre
- Eerie Mystery
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
237Chapters
5kRecommendations
26.7kFans
PausedPace
More by this author
In booklists 1
Readers also read
Dr. Park, Can You Handle It?
Mysterious Revival: Wang Chaling Inherits Countless Legacies
1994: Exorcisms and Spirit Summoning in America
The Mysterious Revival: The Ghost Messenger Arrives
Reconstruction After the Plague
EN
Heavenly Official Grants Evil
Kindling Fire Toward the Sun
The Top Immortal of the College Entrance Exam
A Pair of Living People
A Ghost in the House
Fear of the Supernatural
EN
Anomaly Containment Specialist
Reader comments 40
Google Translate






Insider information: this book flopped, and the author is already preparing for the next one.
If I hadn't stumbled upon Avici Hell and wondered if there were any new books, I wouldn't have known. You should promote it there, otherwise many people wouldn't know.
Please be patient.
Give the author some time to think, after all, it's a suspense genre. The writing needs to be consistent with the preceding text. There's a lot to consider. There might be some writer's block. Trust the author. Keep going! 😊😊😊
Pictures don't lie.
٩(•̤̀ᵕ•̤́๑)ᵒᵏᵎᵎᵎᵎ
The great AI technique, the new chapter features women, but the fox has been forgotten 🤭
Give a review
I came from the animated tweet, and I found it very interesting. I've read a few chapters so far, and it has a very distinctive personal style and high level of skill. The author's self-positioning is very clear. The last person I gave this evaluation was the platinum author Chen Xing. But judging from the readers' comments, it seems the author has been on hiatus for a long time, which is a pity, as this book definitely has the potential to become a niche masterpiece.
This book is amazing! A masterpiece among suspense novels. The humanities, geography, and speculation are all excellent. The only downside is that the author adds a lot of strange characters and interludes, like the utterly eccentric green-haired turtle, Kudo, which feels a bit disjointed. However, they're nice for easing the tension. It's a shame so few people read it.
Overall, the book was quite enjoyable, but the author tends to inject pseudo-historical theories and personal opinions. Could this indicate that it's set in a parallel universe?
While the premise is quite interesting, I've noticed a common problem with writing fantasy archaeology stories: the male protagonist always has to have a beautiful woman throwing herself at him. And to make matters worse, he's constantly having intimate encounters with a married Japanese female spy (though it's the woman who initiates, the male protagonist seems genuinely enjoying it). This kind of wishful thinking is truly appalling.
Scan the QR code to author
Author, did you really scan the QR code? If you're not going to update, just say so. This is so annoying; I've been waiting for a year and haven't heard a thing.