Zombie Taoist Priest: Killing Through the Republic of China Starting from Fei Zong

Lin Jiu, the Taoist priest of the Republic of China, killed all the zombies in the world with a mahogany sword. In the eighth year of the Republic of China, the world was turbulent and filled with evil spirits. In Yizhuang, Renjia Town, Lin Jiu, a 23-year-old young Taoist priest, guards seven coffins alone. Corpse-raising grounds, white zombies, flying zombies, and centuries-old evil things have appeared one after another. Seven people died in the provincial capital overnight, and the murderer turned out to be Fei Zong who crawled out of the cemetery. Commander Zhao bid for a thousand yuan: "Whoever kills it, the money belongs to him." Lin Jiu mentioned the peach wood sword and only said one sentence. "Master says I can do it, then I can do it." There is no system, no time travel, only the orthodox thunder method from Daozang. Qingwei Lei Talisman, Seven Star Corpse Suppression Formation, Five Thunder Zhengfa, Six Ding Liujia. Glutinous rice can overcome evil spirits, ink bottles can seal coffins, and peach wood nails can restrain corpses. See how young Lin Jiu becomes a legendary Taoist priest step by step. The young version of Lin Jiu grows up independently and does not rely on the character of Uncle Jiu. All Taoist systems have their origins in classics and should not be made up haphazardly. The zombie Taoist priest with the background of the Republic of China, the original flavor of Hong Kong style Fast-paced fighting, with a small climax every three chapters The flying zombie has emerged, who will die next? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.