The image of Ali ibn Abi Talib in Persian poetry and literature is one of the most radiant human manifestations. The high and magnificent position we see of him is adequate proof of the deep emotional bond between the Ahlul-Bayt and Persian poets throughout the history of Persian literature. Among these, those texts that describe the bravery and valor of Immam Ali have a remarkable position. Khavar-Zamin-Nameh, a prose excerpt of Khavaran-Nameh, is an example of such text. Prior to being written in the 20th century, people narrated it in the form of Naqqāli. This paper tries to explain and highlight Khavaran-Nameh’s components in the field of pulp culture, as well as it was under the influence of the national epics of Iran, by showing some of the literary features of this prose Velayat-Nameh through the descriptive-analytical method. Building on this, we found that Khavar-Zmin-Nameh is one of the anonymous Shia prose Velayat-Nameh which, despite having a relatively weak narrative, has collected ideological and mythological elements such as Ayyāri, metamorphosis, astronomical beliefs, and religious theurgy in an artistic and at the same time pulp language. This book tries to imitate Ibn Hesam Khosfi Khavaran-Nameh, but using folklore elements and pulp lingo, it has more indications than the original book.