Tales of the Demon Catcher

This is a world where humans and monsters coexist.

His older brother is taken by a golden-horned monster, and Zhou Wen's life as an ordinary schoolteacher is turned upside down. To find his brother, he gives up literature for martial arts, joins the Six Fan Office, and embarks on the path of mastering Daoist arts and capturing monsters. He encounters countless strange and wondrous creatures and learns endless spells and demonic arts. With the Formless Art, he takes every Daoist technique under the sun into his repertoire, and wins the favor of a demoness and the unwavering loyalty of his friends.

Daoist arts come in countless forms and colors. What brilliance might they unleash if they could be fused into one?

Notes on Capturing Demons

This is my second book, and it's already over a million characters long. There are bound to be oversights, confusing parts, or other problems, so please speak up. That's every reader's right. My first book, Records of the Holy Grail, was lucky enough to make it into the VIP section, but my other works haven't done particularly well. Writing is mainly a hobby I pursue in my spare time, so feel free to leave your comments. Recommendation votes and the like don't matter.

This isn't a xianxia novel. It borrows some ideas from the Classic of Mountains and Seas, so “Eastern fantasy” is probably a more accurate label.

I dedicate this work to Luoshui, in tribute to the unfinished Northern Travels.