My Occultist Uncle Jules

This is what a proper book title should be, including genre, characters, characteristics, and appeal, which can attract readers' attention. It's much better than the generic "starting with XXX" titles.

I listened to this book while falling asleep. It talked about walking corpses, which in my dream became walking lions—people turn into lions after they die. There were many lions, and after killing them, their skulls contained metal plaques. Engraved on one was an ancient man in military attire riding a horse, a craftsman who died of cold and hunger while building a celestial palace, and who fell into depravity due to endless resentment and hatred.

Anyone who insists on using imperial units when they have nothing better to do is an idiot.

That's hilarious! I clicked on it immediately because of the name. 🙂

A devoted esoteric Buddhist enthusiast, I've read most of the esoteric Buddhist novels on Qidian.com. A seasoned fan, I sincerely hope the author can push this book to over a million words. There are too few esoteric Buddhist novels on Qidian, and even fewer high-quality ones. I just subscribed to "I Created an Esoteric Church in London" and it arrived immediately—I'm impressed!

The protagonist works in the Extraordinary Department, where he's constantly on the verge of death. When thugs come to his door, they beat up a little girl and demand money—money that the protagonist had been swindled out of—and he just lets it go so easily. You're about to die, yet you're still so kind... No wonder you're a saint produced by nine years of compulsory education.

Writing a film series would be less effective than compiling foreign biographical stories from Chinese textbooks and piecing them together into a Western version of medieval Chinese folklore, such as "My Uncle Jules" or "Grandet," with a fantasy element.

The book is already abandoned, yet you're offering it for free for a limited time? Are you some kind of genius editor?

The main character is Jules, which doesn't match the title. I thought it best to add a paragraph to the first chapter, saying that someone told a legendary story, originating from a dream their uncle had one day... And then change the protagonist.

The cult leaders were quite diligent during the initial startup phase, but after the cult grew, they became like pigs, sleeping in late every day, eating for two people and then going back to sleep. The anti-suppression bureau really should do something about these good-for-nothings.