After transmigrating into the Great Qian dynasty as a lowly coroner, Gu Chen thought he would spend the rest of his life in the morgue.
Unexpectedly, demons ran rampant and evil spirits were everywhere. Even corpses refused to lie still!
On the brink of death, he awakened a unique talent: [Whispers of the Dead].
By touching a corpse, he could absorb “embers of life” and endlessly derive new cultivation techniques! He could also read the dead person's obsessions to gain clues for solving cases and extraordinary secret arts!
From then on, Gu Chen's life as a coroner took a dramatic turn.
While other constables were still tearing their hair out over demonic tracks, Gu Chen had already watched a full “replay” of the crime through the corpse.
While other martial artists were fighting tooth and nail over a fragmentary cultivation manual, Gu Chen had already derived an unrivaled divine ability from the remains of an ancient demon king.
“I'm just a coroner. My job is to make the dead speak.”
“It's just that sometimes they say a little too much, and before I know it, I'm invincible.”
He was indeed decisive and ruthless, but the protagonist was like a bot, always calm and collected. Maybe I can't understand the thought process of a smart person. But it's only chapter 11, why introduce the villainous forces so early? They're already two layers deep. Forget about the Valley of Ten Thousand Medicines, there's an even bigger force following behind.
Calm, collected, and decisive; highly recommended...
A super good novel.
Okay, very good, excellent
It's not bad, still watchable.
Showing off all the way, flying all the way.
It's getting better and better