Tomb Raiding: Lightning Fist from the Start, Slaughtering the Corpse King

Shi Jian transmigrates into a world where tomb-raiding stories have merged, and starts out as the great villain Shi Jian from The Ultimate Vampire.

Fortunately, he is still a young man.

He also acquires Shi Jian's signature techniques: Lightning and Thunder Fist and the Wooden Stake Art.

Now that cultivating the Great Dao has become difficult, Shi Jian learns that the world he is in is a mashup of tomb-raiding tales.

Legend has it that long ago, the Hate-the-Heavens Clan of the South China Sea forged the Guixu Bronze Cauldron by tempering it with dragonfire rising from the sea eye, then presented it to King Mu of Zhou.

On the ancient Guixu Mirror are four bronze talismans. It is said that finding the mirror and the four talismans will lead to the mysterious Earth Immortal Village.

At this moment, Shi Jian obtains the Celestial Master System, which assigns him the mission of raiding the ancient tomb on Bottle Mountain in The Wrath of the Gods: West Hunan.

Chen Yulou: Please, Immortal Shi, help me take down the Corpse King.

Partridge Whistler: Immortal Shi is truly an exceptionally rare powerhouse. Calling him a celestial master descended to the mortal world would be no exaggeration.

Red Girl: Wow, what a handsome Daoist!

Hua Ling: Please, Perfected Shi, help dispel the ominous sign hanging over me.

Years later, Shi Jian commands the power of thunder, attains immortality, and stands unrivaled beneath heaven.

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