In July and a Half, in Front of Everyone, I Draw Talismans to Drive Away Ghosts

Ye Qiusheng traveled to a Western fantasy apocalyptic world without Eastern culture, and actually mastered the full set of Maoshan techniques. In the middle of July, under the leadership of the priest, everyone laid flowers, sang songs, and mourned their ancestors, while Ye Qiusheng was putting out river lanterns and burning paper ingots. Demons appeared in the world, and priests, knights, and alchemists were beaten to pieces. Ye Qiusheng appeared out of nowhere, with a thunder in his palm and a magic charm to drive away ghosts and demons, shocking everyone. The three-headed dog from hell was born. He used a magic talisman to invite the immortal and bit off its head. When the vampires rebelled, he set up the Big Dipper array, beheaded the people, took out their teeth, and ground them into powder to make medicine. Ringing the bell to drive away corpses, he sent the dead back home in the wasteland. The plague was raging, so he collected herbs and made soup to resolve the crisis in all directions. When the dark wizard causes trouble, he spreads the beans and becomes an army, and the head god fights the goblin. The Headless Horseman invaded, he invited gods to invite immortals, and Six Ding Liujia appeared. With his Maoshan skills, he actually became a great sage with ten powers in the wasteland of the apocalypse. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.