Republic-Era Taoist: I Went Down the Mountain with a Sword and Picked Up a Silent Man

In prosperous times, the Daoist sects lie hidden in the mountains. In troubled times, the Old Lord takes up his sword to save the people.

Su Qing transmigrates into the world of the Republic of China, becoming a Daoist disciple on Mount Wudang. From the start, he heads down the mountain with a sword on his back.

Along the way, he picks up a taciturn young man who escaped from the Scorpion Tomb in the ancient city of Sizhou.

Seeing how pitiful he looks, Su Qing decides to take him back to the Northeast.

While escorting the taciturn young man back to the Northeast, he also meets Zhang Zhiwei, who was driven down the mountain by his master to undergo worldly cultivation.

When a nation is on the brink of ruin, monsters are bound to appear.

Idols that devour people, weasels that wail at graves.

Paper figures that speak, evil spirits that steal souls.

With his sword on his back, Su Qing leaps into this chaotic age, crushing warlords, killing Japanese invaders, slaying demons and monsters, and tearing down the Bronze Gate...

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