The Taoist Priest of the Undead: Starting as a Flying Jiangshi, I Slaughter My Way Across Republican China

A Republican-era Taoist priest, Lin Jiu, cuts down every zombie under heaven with a single peachwood sword.

In the eighth year of the Republic, amid chaos and turmoil, yin energy runs rampant.

At the Ren Family Town funeral home, the twenty-three-year-old Taoist priest Lin Jiu stands guard alone over seven coffins.

Corpse-raising grounds, white-haired zombies, flying zombies, and century-old evil beings emerge one after another.

Seven people die in the provincial capital overnight. The killer is a flying zombie that crawled out of a graveyard.

Commander Zhao slaps down a thousand silver dollars. "Whoever kills it gets the money."

Lin Jiu raises his peachwood sword and says just one thing.

"My master says I can do it, so I can."

No System, no transmigration, just orthodox thunder techniques from the Taoist canon.

Qingwei Thunder Talismans, the Seven-Star Corpse-Suppressing Formation, the Five Thunder Method, and the Six Ding and Six Jia.

Glutinous rice repels evil, inked carpenter's lines seal coffins, and peachwood nails pin down corpses.

Watch young Lin Jiu become a legendary Taoist priest, one step at a time.

An independent coming-of-age story for a young Lin Jiu, not reliant on Uncle Jiu's persona.

Every Taoist technique is grounded in classical texts, with no made-up nonsense.

A Republican-era zombie Taoist tale with the authentic flavor of Hong Kong cinema.

Fast-paced fights, with a mini-climax every three chapters.

The flying zombie has appeared. Who will die next?

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