
The Tale of the Ghost Eyes
灵目鬼话
by Unknown author
135 chapters21.9K views4.3(6)ratings
Synopsis
A Taoist master must visit a village to fight off the hauntings and killings that have taken hold of the village. The powerful master learns of a young boy that has gained the ability to see ghosts and takes his role in the young boy’s destiny. Join the adventure of the Taoist master and the boy with the ghost eyes.
Chapters135
Ratings & Reviews4.3 · 6
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