Mo Lang gets a second chance at life, reborn in a high-martial Ming dynasty.
It should have been a good thing, if not for his birth.
Reincarnated as the son of an executioner, Mo Lang belongs to a family that has passed down the trade for six generations.
After his father’s unexpected death, he seems destined to take up his ancestors’ profession, spend his days beside the chopping block, and pass the rest of his life on the execution ground.
But the gears of fate quietly turn the moment he uses the family’s ancestral ghost-head saber to behead a prisoner with his own hands.
A mysterious Yin Virtue System descends, and from then on, every head that falls adds to his store of yin virtue.
Yin virtue not only strengthens his physique day by day and lets him surpass his limits, but can also be exchanged in the System for all kinds of items, from martial arts manuals and divine weapons to gold, silver, jewels, pills, and secret recipes. It has everything.
With the ghost-head saber in hand and the System’s power at his side, Mo Lang roams this treacherous world of combined martial heroes.
Let’s wait and see how Mo Lang, an executioner, defies fate, takes control of the Ming emperor’s Imperial Guard, the Jinyiwei, commands the martial world, strikes fear into the officials, and forges an immortal legend of his own!
Good book, decisive in killing, good fighting power, but the official position is a bit low, and there is no ascension, or if you want to become an immortal, it is ok, there are ascension goods to cultivate immortals, the official is low, but now it is still the general banner, and whether you want to ascend or not, don't have too many countries, just three or four, more is useless, a good book that is delayed by the title of the book