My Esoteric Arts Status Panel
我的密法学面板
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 585k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 3d ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
In booklists 8
Qidian's Major Franchises
A twenty-year veteran reader, recommending promising works from every genre. Readers are also welcome to recommend their own masterpieces in the comments. I'll read them all, and add suitable ones to the list.
Xuanhuan with Stat Allocation, Wuxia, and More
A personal keepsake. Feel free to chat
2026 Sanjiang: Looking for Something to Read
I browse the Sanjiang recommendations and only promote books I personally enjoy.
Needle in a Haystack
The road to becoming a great author isn't easy. I've seen many good books get no exposure and then get dropped, which is heartbreaking. In recent years, I've had to cut back on my spending and can't support the authors I like as much as I'd wish. The least I can do now is avoid pirated copies. I hope we can come together to support outstanding authors. If you find a good book on this list, please support its author with subscriptions, votes, or tips. Thank you.
Xianxia and Fantasy Treasures (Keeping Track of What I Read)
I've been reading for twenty years. I like xianxia and fantasy, and occasionally read urban fiction and sci-fi.
Xia Wan's Sanjiang Picks
A completely subjective ranking of Sanjiang picks: Not good Just a way to pass the time Decent Good Incredible
A Book List
A list for uncensored rants and reviews.
A Reading List to My Taste
This list is entirely based on what I like, so the main idea is to be casual. 😋 I tend to like ruthless protagonists, System stories, xuanhuan, Western fantasy, and myriad-world settings. I prefer stories without a female lead, but I'm fine with romance if the author handles it well. Comedy is fine too, though I don't read much of it.
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Reader comments 64
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Another secret novel. Praise with joy 😊
You set up the practice of inner secrets and there are three poison tests. I am more curious about how other monks passed the test? According to common sense, even if a monk who can pass the test is not a saint, he will not be that bad. However, the great monks in your book seem to be just as inappropriate as the boastful tantric monks in reality.
Come on, this subject matter is still very interesting if it is written well. Check more information, don't write it as fantasy, it will be really messed up
The writing is smooth and has a sense of esoteric mystery. Overall, the reading is very good. It is relatively smooth and the rhythm is not laggy. It is worth reading.
Why are there so few comments? This book is well written! Anyway, many great masters and platinum gold medals in recent years cannot compare to this book! The only drawback is that it somewhat suppresses the protagonist's strength!
Do you feel like the power system in this book is crooked? The title of the book is obviously about esoteric law, but it turns out that the content is all about the power of ghosts. At the beginning, there was also the lion mark that can restrain low-level weirdness! Later, the secret method was a secret method, and the ghosts were ghosts. There was no secret method in the middle to conquer the ghosts, but it was all a battle to control the ghosts?
I didn't add points before the battle, but added points during the battle. As a result, I didn't kill a person in advance and was bitten by a dog 🤔🤔🤔
Something feels wrong about the taste
The atmosphere was a little bit off at first, but now it's moving more and more towards the fantasy style of upgrading monsters and grinding dungeons. Does the author still remember the theme of his book?
Chapter 37: You can see the drama. In a strange and hierarchical mid-level temple, a young monk who was promoted at the same time was actually able to teach and practice in private. Even if the person you teach is the protagonist, you can't be too unreasonable and disciplined.
Some sages gave people the illusion that a certain profession was sacred.
Both temples and Taoist temples are very easy places to hide dirt and evil. What is sacred is not the profession but the person.