Reborn in the Republic: The Taoist-Robed Girl's Record of Slaying Ghosts

In the twenty-sixth year of the Republic of China, Yin energy surges through Yanjing, and ghosts roam the night.

Shen Jianan is an ordinary student at a girls' school. On the night she turns eighteen, she witnesses Mr. Pei drawing talismans to subdue ghosts.

As the talisman flames flicker with blue light, she begins reliving memories of her past life night after night: a moon-white Daoist robe, steps tracing the stars.

She unexpectedly gains a golden finger. She instinctively knows magic arts and can draw talismans without a teacher.

The talisman paper in her sleeve catches fire without a breeze, and its marks are identical to the spell she casts in her dreams.

While others still fear ghostly shadows, she can already use her finger as a brush and conjure golden markings to destroy evil.

Cheng Wanmi returns from overseas, carrying ancestral armor and concealing astonishing power.

A dry well in a courtyard traps a woman's corpse. A living corpse crawls out of a military camp cellar. Blood floods the deck of an ocean liner.

With the power of a Daoist grandmaster, she repeatedly cuts off the Night Emperor's path to resurrection.

Under the pretext of teaching, Mr. Pei secretly collects the blood essence of women, his plot threatening to shake the chaotic age.

As the Seven Stars Array burns anew, ghost soldiers march through the land, and blood divinations reveal omens, the truth is gradually unveiled.

She is no longer the silent girl in the corner of the classroom, but a reincarnated grandmaster who commands the Daoist tradition.

In the end, she will gather the scattered remnants, rouse all spirits, and plunge into the earth's veins together with her destined enemy.

As the sun rises,

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