Is there a novel that's similar to the living taboo? Can you recommend a female protagonist like Rushuang?

I have a book called "A Thought to Become a Demon" that I recommend to you. It's also a fantasy novel. The protagonist was called Su Chen. He had the ability to read other people's minds, but this ability made him suffer. That was until he met An Mo, a girl who exuded a mysterious aura. After experiencing all kinds of hardships, the two of them fell in love with each other. However, as the story developed, they discovered that each other had unusual secrets, and these secrets also involved a mysterious battle. I hope this book meets your needs. If you have any other needs, feel free to ask me again. Muah ~

I know a few novels that are similar to " Living Taboo," including " Southern Corpse Fighter " and " The Path of the Royal Corpse." These are all suspense-adventure survival novels with very attractive taboo elements. In addition, there was also " This Shop Has Real Items ", which was also a novel full of mystery and suspense. It told the wonderful story of a mysterious paper horse shop. I hope my recommendation can satisfy your needs. Do you like this style of books?😋If you want more recommendations, feel free to tell me.

In novels, taboos for living people and avoiding living people were usually different. Living person taboo and living person avoid were words that authors usually used when writing novels to indicate that certain plots or scenes might involve human life and death. The reader should read carefully and pay attention to avoid them. Living taboo and living avoid were usually used to emphasize the seriousness and safety of the novel to avoid negatively affecting or misleading the readers. In some novels, living taboos and living evasions may be used to convey the author's views on social reality or thoughts on life and death. Although these two words may be used in some cases to describe taboos or evasions in novels, their meanings and usages are usually different.

I know a few novels that are similar to " Living Taboo," including " Southern Corpse Fighter " and " The Path of the Royal Corpse." These are all suspense-adventure survival novels with very attractive taboo elements. In addition, there was also " This Shop Has Real Items ", which was also a novel full of mystery and suspense. It told the story of a mysterious paper horse shop. These novels could give readers an exciting reading experience.

I recommend a few novels similar to " The Living Taboo ", including " Southern Corpse Fighters "," The Road to Corpse Control ", and " This Shop Has Genuine Items ". These novels belonged to the suspense-adventure-survival genre, which incorporated attractive taboo elements. In addition, there was also " Forbidden Inn " and " Forbidden Physique ", which respectively told the strange stories of the ancient inn and the adventures of the Eastern Fantasy Forbidden Physique.

" Living Taboo " was a suspense-adventure survival novel, which incorporated attractive taboo elements. Similar novels to " Living Taboo " were recommended, such as " Southern Corpse Fighter,"" The Road to Corpse Control,"" This Shop Has Real Items,"" Taboo Inn," and " Forbidden Physique." These novels were all themed with suspense and adventure. At the same time, they incorporated taboo elements, bringing readers an exciting reading experience. If you like the style of " Living Taboo," these novels might meet your needs.

The author of Living Taboo was Xiao Ding, born in 1965 in Beijing, his ancestral home was Luoshan County, Xinyang City, Henan Province. He was an editor, a planner, and a representative of China's contemporary online literature. Xiao Ding's representative works included Celestial Bane, Gu Zhenren, Ghost Blows Out the Light, and so on. These works were widely circulated on the Internet and were hailed as classic works of Chinese online literature. His novels were well-loved by readers for their deep human thoughts and unique narrative style. Xiao Ding had also served as a special column for the magazine, and he had extensive influence in the media industry. His novels not only had literary value, but also had profound social significance and thoughts, which were highly sought after by readers.

😋I recommend the following two novels to you: Forbidden Inn and Forbidden Physique. The story in "Taboo Inn" took place in an ancient inn and contained strange things, while "Taboo Physique" was filled with the adventures of Eastern fantasy and forbidden physiques. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

😋I recommend the following novel to you: [Coffin Lifting: Returning home to help carry the coffin, but the dead covered his eyes. The villagers in the village died mysteriously, and the reason was actually the protagonist…He broke the taboo of carrying the coffin, was threatened by an old man, and then met a mysterious girl, and saved his life.] "However, my father went missing and left behind a letter informing me about the blood coffin, but at this moment, I realized that the blood coffin was gone…" <<The Living Be Careful>>: My hotel is a business! Living people want to live? That would depend on whether your life was enough! I don't want money, I want things, the fiercer the better! "Painting Strange": Hell is not empty, I can not become Buddha. Faced with the increasing number of evil specters in hell, the Crafty Art's successor, Li Xuan, used a Crafty Art scroll to shuttle between the netherworld and the mortal world. As he sent the evil specters back to hell, he fished out the living in hell and searched for his parents 'whereabouts. Gradually, he realized that hell had shattered, and…damn it, Ksitigarbha, I don't care if you destroy hell, but why did you open hell to our doorstep… "Record of Yin and Yang Deceitful Ways": Before he was born, he was said to be a jinx of fate. He grew up under the scolding of his family. He was guided by paper figurines and became a Taoist. From then on, he began a supernatural life, catching ghosts, fighting zombies, and breaking evil curses. Who controlled his own fate? "Folk Taboo: I'm a Great Murderer": A red dudou floated on the river in the middle of the night. There was a person wearing a shroud wandering in the village. Two people with the same face were lying in the coffin of the dead. This is a story of personal experience. Listen to me nag. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Yes, I understand your feelings very well! If you like this kind of theme, I highly recommend the novel,"The Great Adventures of the Primitive Tribe"! The protagonist was also reborn into a prehistoric primitive society, interacting with primitive people, surviving and developing. It was really good! I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~