On the Ghost Festival, I Draw Talismans and Drive Out Ghosts Before Everyone

Ye Qiusheng transmigrates to a Western fantasy post-apocalyptic world with no Eastern culture, only to unexpectedly obtain a complete set of Maoshan arts.

On the fifteenth day of the seventh month, people follow a priest in laying flowers and singing to mourn their ancestors, while Ye Qiusheng sets out river lanterns and burns paper offerings.

When demons appear in the world, priests, knights, and alchemists are beaten to a pulp. Ye Qiusheng makes his entrance, stunning everyone as a Palm Thunder and a Spirit-Summoning Talisman drive out ghosts and demons.

When a three-headed hellhound appears, he uses a Spirit-Summoning Talisman to summon a great immortal, who bites its head off.

When vampires run amok, he sets up the Big Dipper Formation, chops off their heads, pulls their fangs, and grinds them into medicine.

Ringing his bell to drive the dead, he helps the departed return home across the wasteland.

When plague and poison spread, he gathers herbs and brews medicine, resolving crises across the land.

When a black wizard causes trouble, he scatters beans that transform into soldiers, and a *-Headed God battles goblins.

When the Headless Horseman invades, he summons gods and immortals, and the Six Ding and Six Jia deities appear.

With his mastery of Maoshan arts, he achieves the title of Ten-Powers Great Sage in the post-apocalyptic wasteland.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.