The Outcast: I Play Lam Ching-ying and Restore Maoshan's Glory

Liu Yifei transmigrates into the world of The Outcast and becomes the eldest son of the corpse-driving Liu family of western Hunan, as well as Liu Yanyan’s older brother.

From the start, he awakens a role-playing System, takes on the role of Lam Ching-ying, and masters the complete inheritance of the corpse drivers of western Hunan.

It turns out that the Liu family’s techniques are only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the corpse-driving tradition.

“Talismans and divine seals, formations to bind immortals and subdue demons, inviting the gods to possess me...”

There’s only one word for it: powerful.

With a peachwood sword and a Celestial Master’s hat, he never takes off his yellow robe. As long as he plays a Maoshan priest, he gets stronger.

At university, he unexpectedly becomes Zhang Chulan’s roommate, and the two become inseparable friends.

“Someone dug up my family’s grave. Come home with me and take a look.”

“Sure.”

At the Luotian Grand Ceremony, the fellow Daoists stare at the horde of corpses and fall into thought. “Wearing buckets on their heads and pole-vaulting is one thing, but what’s with the Gatling guns and RPGs?”

When Quanxing attacks Mount Longhu, Liu Yifei sets up a formation to bind immortals and subdue demons. Wang Ye of the Wudang Sect breaks out in a cold sweat. “How does my Eight Trigrams formation compare to his...?”

At the Celestial Master Mansion on Mount Longhu, Liu Yifei invites his ancestor Fuxi to possess him and forms a lightning talisman with his fingers. Zhang Zhiwei furrows his brows. “I thought Mount Longhu was already the foremost school of Daoism. I never imagined Maoshan priests could be this terrifying.”

Zhang Chulan swallows. “Grandmaster, just who is... the one beneath all others?”