You, Go Capture Those Thirty-Six Great Fiends

It took me 14 minutes and 5 seconds to read chapter 23, which is 57,000 words long. The comments section is accessible in 4 minutes. **Savings Rating:** Added to my bookshelf, I'll click on it occasionally, don't let it die. The beginning is a bit over-the-top, but it's also a bit confusing. Overall, it's neither clichéd nor predictable, and the plot is generally sound.

It's so cold, does anyone actually read this book? ʕÖʕÖʔ

Notice! Notice! Level 1 alert! One of the strange tales about the rules of Qidian: Never let a new book "wait and see"! Otherwise, the author of that book will become unidentifiable! Okay, to put it simply, please don't let the book sit unread. If you're really too lazy to read it, just flip to the last page of the latest chapter, and it will pop up your ranking for the day.

As the title suggests. *Ahem* Actually, this is a creative idea collection post. After all, I've only come up with 32 of the 36 most ominous things, and I still have four brain cells left—not enough to kill. So I'm going to ask my external brain for help! Dear readers! Just write down the most unlucky name and its characteristics; if your suggestion is adopted, you'll receive a surprise reward. Muah!

Feeling a bit free, just checking in 🙂

Author, have you ever been the sole successor of a Taoist sect? (Write 🙂)

Which type is it: single, multiple, or none?

Author, have you ever been a jinx? Write 🙂