Immortals are unmatched in the mortal realm, while demons and ghosts run rampant.
Su Jin transmigrates into the body of a constable in Liuxian County and nearly gets pushed down by a female ghost in a small wood.
Luckily, he can spend his lifespan to power up!
Slay demons and ghosts, and he gains yin lifespan that can also be used to raise his martial arts realm!
So, in this chaotic age of nocturnal ghosts, Su Jin stops hiding his strength.
From [Dragon-Seizing Hand] to [Eight Desolations Sky-Splitting Palm], from [Diamond Body] to [Undying Netherworld King Body]!
When peace finally returns to the mortal realm, Su Jin gazes up at the boundless heavens, where the gods sit high above, looking down on all living beings.
He will ascend to Heaven in a mortal body, dare to bring the firmament crashing down, and prove the supreme path to eternal life through his own strength!
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This book is also known as “Ghost: I’m Already Dead, So Why Are You Spending My Lifespan?” and “Fellow Daoist, Please Wait. Let Me Borrow Your Lifespan.”
What's that on the last page of each chapter?
A few days ago I read about applying Daoist techniques to martial arts realms, but this novel uses high-level martial arts techniques to apply immortal techniques—it's like comparing immortal martial arts to immortal techniques! They're completely different!
Virgin Mary
I can't stand the gibberish; it makes me want to punch someone.