Uncle Nine: My Disciple Has What It Takes to Become an Immortal!

[Uncle Jiu, a funeral home, Taoist priests, cultivation, System, growth]

The red string and glutinous rice are still here, but the Taoist priest Lin of old is gone.

Lin Yang transmigrates into Uncle Jiu's world, a chaotic age of warlord clashes and rampaging demons. As a warlord's heir, all he wants is to join a Taoist sect and seek the path to immortality.

“Your Highness, please come back! If we don't leave now, it'll be too late!” his servant cries, kneeling and begging.

Lin Yang: “What? Is my old man coming with troops to kill me again?”

The servant: “No, it's the madam. She's coming with troops to kill you…”

Uncle Jiu: “A Yang, you'd better go. My little temple can't keep someone like you.”

Lin Yang kneels and bows. “Once my master, my father for life. I only hope I can care for you in your old age and see you off when your time comes!”

Uncle Jiu glares. “Don't make such a grand bow! Are you trying to put your master in a coffin right now?!”

Long ago, Gonggong angrily crashed into Mount Buzhou, severing the connection between Heaven and Earth and forever separating immortals from mortals.

Liu Bowen severed the world's dragon veins, sparing only one in Changbai Mountain. Since then, spiritual energy has withered, ushering in the Age of Decline. Cultivators struggle to advance, and their traditions are dying out.

But Lin Yang arrives with a System. As long as he slays demons and vanquishes evil, he can gain cultivation.

Lin Yang: “Master, when I become an immortal, I'll restore the world's spiritual veins and usher in a golden age for all cultivators!”

Uncle Jiu: “Please don't. I'm afraid there'll be too many powerful people then, and I won't be able to beat them…”