The Reborn Demon Cultivator Ancestor by the Ganges

Chen Du, the Ancestor of Ten Thousand Poisons who had lived for three thousand years, failed his tribulation and transmigrated to the banks of India's Ganges River, where he became a Dalit boy.

Other people transmigrate to places rich in spiritual energy. The holy water where he ended up was more toxic than a latrine.

Other people break through by meditating and taking pills. He breaks through by... drinking Ganges water.

The Undying Body of Ten Thousand Poisons activates!

Toxic Ganges water equals a potent tonic. Divine punishment from the temple equals free experience. The gods' curses equal buff boosts.

The temple calls him a heretic? He simply builds a Hall of Ten Thousand Poisons, and his followers grow from three thousand to a billion.

At his first appearance, he strides out across the Ganges, and five million believers drop to their knees on the spot.

One movie converts a billion followers overnight, and his cultivation surges from the Spirit-Calling Realm to the Divine Transformation Realm.

With one finger, he crushes a vampire count.

With one punch, he has the werewolf leader kneeling and calling him Father.

From the Ganges to London, from Mangjia City to MI6.

From a lowly outcast to a figure who makes the gods tremble.

Chen Du says calmly:

There are far too many gods in India.

I have come to lighten the load.

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