Personally Passed Down by Uncle Jiu

In the 17th year of the Republic of China, in Qingxi, northern Guangdong, an abandoned baby named Lin Gensheng was adopted by Uncle Jiu, a Taoist priest from Maoshan, and became the elder brother of Wen Cai and Qiu Sheng. The three of them practiced Feng Shui and Maoshan Taoism with Uncle Jiu, and used peach wood swords, talismans, and compasses to guard the peace of the place. Liu, the concubine of Zhang's family, was plotted against by his wife Li and her younger brother, and she drowned in the river. The fetus in her belly followed her mother and turned into a Yin Fei evil spirit. The evil ghosts of mother and son appeared through the ancient well in Qingxi and claimed their lives. The four masters and apprentices set up a Bagua array, recited soul-suppressing spells, and started multiple rounds of deadly battles with the vicious mother and son ghosts. Before the storm subsided, the ancient evil spirit in Suolongjing in the lower reaches of the Zhenjiang River was alarmed again by salvaging Liu's body, and more dangerous zombies and water evil spirits followed one after another. Taking the passionate duel between master and apprentice brothers as the main line, the imagination is wide open to unlock the weird and supernatural in the troubled times of the Republic of China, and the high-level battle between good and evil is full of high energy. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.