Jiangshi: I, Zhang Zhiwei, Pay My Respects to the Ghost-Backed Sage

After transmigrating into the Qing Dynasty as its last hapless imperial examination candidate, Kong Yu was told that very same day by Uncle Jiu that he had struck a bargain with demons, and that they would soon come to claim his life as payment!

Fortunately, he awakened the Strongest Confucian Spokesperson System just in time.

As a descendant of a Confucian sage, Kong Yu decided to spread the true teachings of Confucianism throughout this Republic-era world overrun by corpses and ghosts!

"The Master did not speak of strange forces or spirits": The Master has no interest in arguing with an old zombie like you, so he swings his fist and beats you senseless!

"A gentleman loves wealth, but acquires it by proper means": I like money, so I took your money, Master Ren. That's perfectly reasonable.

"If I hear the Way in the morning, I can die content in the evening": Corpse King Xuankui heard this Master was coming in the morning, so by evening he could get ready to be reborn.

"When a man is about to die, his words are kind": I beat the Immortal Corpse of Ten Thousand Deeds half to death, and sure enough, he became much more pleasant to talk to!

In the Age of the End of Dharma, as countless calamities arise, all seekers of the Way gather outside the private school.

"Three True Sect! Maoshan! Zhang Zhiwei of Longhu Mountain! We pay our respects to the Confucian Sage! We beg Confucius to come out!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.