Tomb Raiding: The Purple-Robed Celestial Master Wins Everyone Over with Charm and Subdues the Nine Clans

The good news: I transmigrated, and my wife is the peerlessly beautiful Huo Xiangu. The bad news: I married into her family, I’m a sickly invalid, and I won’t live to see the end of winter. The good news: I’m a Celestial Master sent down to the mortal world, and I know the Eight Trigrams, Qimen Dunjia, and the True Five Thunder Method. The bad news: Every time I use my powers, I lose years off my life, unless I enter a tomb to absorb spiritual energy. To stay alive, Su Lin is forced to begin a tomb-raiding career of “living off his wife while secretly holding all the cards.” When the Huo family is torn apart by internal strife: Collateral relatives: “Throw him out!” Su Lin: “Cough, cough. Then who’s going to suppress all the vengeful ghosts in this house?” → He raises a hand and casts the Golden Light Mantra. The entire clan drops to its knees! When danger lurks inside a tomb: Wu Laogou: “This blood corpse is impervious to weapons! Run!” Su Lin: “Cough, cough. Quiet. I’m in a hurry to take my medicine.” → He draws a talisman in midair and kills it with one strike! When a rival in love provokes him: Some warlord: “Why does Huo’s matriarch have a pretty boy with her?” Su Lin: “Cough, cough. I don’t like people standing when they talk to me.” → One glance at his aura, and his life or death is decided! From then on, the Nine Gates pass down a saying: “Better to provoke the King of Hell than the ‘sickly wretch’ from the Huo family!”