The Supernatural Revival: A Vengeful Ghost Drains My Yang Energy, and I Become a Buddha on the Spot

Opposing vulgarity means opposing superstitious things like demons, ghosts, and zombies.

Who in this world has ever encountered a ghost? Who has ever seen a zombie?

Chen Nan has! They're right in front of him. The entire Route 44 bus is haunted, with vengeful ghosts drifting everywhere.

Damn it, a wicked old ghost thinks he looks like easy prey and targets him, sucking the strong yang energy right out of his ears, nose, and mouth.

Fortunately, Chen Nan awakens the World Tree, whose branches bear fruit containing Buddhas, Confucian sages, Daoist masters...

Chen Nan eats a Buddha fruit and instantly attains Buddhahood. Golden light blazes around him like the noonday sun...

As Chen Nan encounters more supernatural phenomena, he learns that this world is full of extraordinary people who can destroy heaven and earth with a wave of their hands.

Night Watchers: "Chen Nan, you're already the nation's top expert. You should lead the way into the forbidden zone!"

Buddhists: "We've never seen a monk who eats meat, drinks alcohol, and dates celebrities. Chen Nan, you need to remember who you are!"

Confucians: "Chen Nan, you're a revered sage of heaven and earth. How can you enjoy variety shows?"

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