I Cultivated into a Forbidden Supreme at the Funeral Home

The final job for a mother with cancer gives rise to the supreme ruler of Huaxia.

When funeral apprentice Chen Qingyang takes over the night-shift corpse spa, he feels a jade thumb ring in the arms of an underworld boss.

His Afterlife Eyes awaken, and he sees a smuggling ledger in the dead man's memories, filed together with his mother's cancer records.

The rule of this trade: never touch ill-gotten gains while alive, and never ask about cause and effect when someone's dead.

But when wiping down a martyr's body awakens his corpse-clothing ability, when a Tang dynasty tomb guardian cracks open at the bottom of the cremation furnace, when Meituan delivery riders start delivering mutated crystal cores...

Chen Qingyang realizes that the contract for a funeral-home job paying three thousand a month is really a contract for the life-and-death ledger of all civilization.

In the age of Xuanhuang revival, every trade can produce a saint.

Food delivery riders burn through their lifespans to snatch orders. Didi drivers summon Lu Bu's remnant soul to race through the streets. Real estate agents monopolize haunted houses and safe houses. And Chen Qingyang holds the Four Sacred Burial Artifacts:

The Mourning Staff shatters Mount Fuji, the Soul-Guiding Banner marks Taiwan Island, the Cremation Furnace forges the Imperial Jade Seal, and the urn holds the spark of humanity.

The greatest business in this world is making sure those who should leave go, and those who should stay remain.

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