I'm a Direct Disciple of Yuxu. Who in the Republic Era Would Dare Disrespect Me?

Name: I'm a Direct Disciple of Yuxu. Who in the Republic Era Would Dare Disrespect Me?
Author: Milkfish

贫道玉虚嫡传，民国谁敢不敬？

by Milkfish (虱目鱼)

Status: Completed
Length: 232k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: War & Espionage
Updated: 1y ago
English: Request a translation

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Synopsis

[No Heroines] + [Invincible] + [Feel-Good Read]

Zhang Chen woke from a dream to find himself the direct disciple of the Primeval Lord of Heaven. He thought it had all been nothing but a fleeting dream, until he discovered that the divine abilities from his dream worked in the Republic of China era, too. Young Taoist priests bowed to him three times and kowtowed nine times, while old ghosts and gods bowed and stepped aside whenever they saw him. Then one day, a haughty Western vampire duke arrived and declared, “The East has no gods. Submit!”

Zhang Chen blasted half the foreign concession apart with a thunder spell and lazily raised an eyebrow. “Yuxu Palace is taking care of business. Foreign devils, stay out of the way.”

Other names

Cultivating the Dao in the Republican Era: Yuanshi Tianzun Takes Me as His Disciple from the Start民国修道：开局被元始天尊收徒Alternate title on Fanqie

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