Cao Heng is a top law student from the twenty-first century. Because of the pandemic, his soul transmigrates to the late Qing dynasty.
From the start, he possesses a congenital Daoist body, innate strength, a photographic memory, and exceptional comprehension...
The head of the Maoshan Sect takes him in as a disciple, making him his personal student.
When Cao Heng learns that his senior brothers include Shi Jian, Uncle Jiu, Si Mu, and Mao Xiaofang, he realizes that this is a vast world where supernatural films and television series all come together!
He also awakens a golden finger that lets him obtain Daoist techniques and related items from the Myriad Worlds...
After descending the mountain, he joins Uncle Jiu and the others to hunt ghosts, slay corpses, and vanquish demons.
In this age of declining magic, he will expand the Maoshan lineage and restore its former glory...
The emergence of techniques such as Spirit Guardians, the Tongtian Talisman, and the Divine Ghost Seven-Kill Edict shocks the great cultivation sects...
P.S. This novel has one female lead, no harems, and no womanizing. If that's not for you, don't read!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Hehehe, the author has also watched Zhenhun Street, right?
I have seen a book with a single female protagonist.
Why is it Chapter 8 after Chapter 12?
Are updates so slow? How many times a day?
Commentary on Chapter 3: The Golden Finger Appears in "Little Master Maoshan" written by Lei Meng Hongchen Zui.
I thought it was a mage. After reading a few chapters, I became a summoner.
Shouldn't this cultivator be a wealthy Dharma couple? If you don't have money, why would you practice?
Sorry, I accidentally posted the wrong post yesterday. It has been revised now, but the content has not been refreshed yet.
I'm drunk too. Where's the update?