When Lin Shu woke up, he found himself transmigrated to a graveyard on a barren mountain, lying in a coffin and turned into a hundred-year-old Jiangshi.
All he wanted was to live peacefully in the graveyard, but then he got the Strongest Jiangshi System and grew stronger with every cultivation session.
From then on, he endured a miserable life of being hunted by the righteous and pursued by the wicked.
Lin Shu: "I hear the villagers down the mountain have hired another Taoist priest. All I did was sneak a few chickens from them. Looks like I'll have to get to work again!"
Lin Shu: "Reliable sources say a new monk has arrived in the village, and he's planning to come after me?"
Lin Shu: "What, they aren't hiring Taoist priests or monks this time? They've found some nun with profound cultivation instead?"
This is the story of a Jiangshi's path to cultivation and evolution.
This novel and its characters are purely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
After lying in a corpse-raising place for hundreds of years, he is actually the lowest-level zombie. How did the author come to the conclusion that the strength of zombies is related to their physical fitness during life????
The century-old top zombie, Roar (Zombie Suppression Talisman—Ding)