We're at War, and You Still Want to Do Corpse Driving Properly?

Lin Jiu was transported from a Hengdian film set to the Republican era, becoming a fake Daoist with no money to his name.

Forced to take a "ghostbusting" job, he ran into a young woman from the same trade who was pretending to be a ghost to scam people out of meals.

The two formed a ridiculous alliance and were just about to swindle their way across the land when a century-old female ghost really crawled out of the room!

At the brink of death, the "Zombie Celestial Master System" awakened.

When the Japanese army trampled across the land, Lin Jiu forged corpses into soldiers and turned corpse-driving into a military campaign.

A hundred corpses raided blockhouses by night, a thousand zombies filled in the trenches, and a Five Elements Corpse Formation went head-to-head with the shikigami of an onmyoji.

When a Japanese onmyoji summoned the phantom of the eight-headed serpent Yamata no Orochi, a thousand-year-old emperor's corpse, clad in a dragon robe, slowly rose behind Lin Jiu. "You island dogs think you're worthy of summoning a god?"

He turned Unit 731 into suicide corpse puppets and blew them all the way back to Tokyo.

Years later, a label in a museum beside a peachwood sword read: "Relic of a Daoist priest from the War of Resistance against Japan."

Only Lin Jiu knew that on that night, he alone was an army.

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