Dressed as a Little Zombie, the Fate-Defying System Exploded

In western Hunan during the Republic of China, bandits were rampant, theories of ghosts and gods were prevalent in the countryside, zombies, Taoist priests, and evil spirits coexisted. At the same time, Western culture, chemistry, and science quietly penetrated, creating a unique atmosphere of "collision between superstition and science." Wearing a Qing Dynasty official's coat, except for the decorative patterns, several households did not have bright navy blue. They wore dark red Qing Dynasty tube caps, with a long braid hanging on the back of their heads, and a yellow corpse-preventing charm attached to their foreheads. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.