From the Funeral Home to the Modern Era: I Take Uncle Jiu Into the Supernatural

(Both Uncle Jiu and the protagonist are powerful; the protagonist relies on Uncle Jiu, and they return to the modern world in the middle and later stages.)

Uncle Jiu had been quite puzzled lately.

Ever since a little boy named Lin Bao appeared at the entrance to the funeral home, he had started having strange dreams. In them, a Taoist priest identical to him taught him thunder techniques, fire spells, the Five Thunder Rites… After waking, he found he could actually use those arts.

And the little disciple he’d taken in was making even more unbelievable progress. A talisman that would take others half a year to learn to draw, he could manage in just three days.

Lin Bao also thought there was something off about his master. Uncle Jiu in the movies hadn’t been this powerful. How could one Blaze Talisman now burn a century-old vengeful ghost to ashes? And how could a hand seal for thunder arts blast Ren the Old Master, a furred stiff at the level of a maojiang, to death?

Faced with cross-world missions that kept popping up, Lin Bao thought they were way too hard. So he decided to bring his master along to complete them.

The two exchanged a glance!

Uncle Jiu: “…You’ve got cheats too?”

Lin Bao: “But you do too, Master!”

Later, the master and disciple both reached max level and returned to the modern world.

The supernatural was resurging, and ten thousand ghosts surrounded the city.

The special bureau rushed to evacuate people: “Little boy, get out of here!”

An evil cultivator mocked him relentlessly: “You little brat, you dare trespass in my ghost domain?”

Lin Bao glanced back at Uncle Jiu, who stood behind him, and smiled.

“No rush. Master and I have them surrounded!”