Uncle Nine: A Disciple of Mount Shu, One Sword Opens Heaven's Gate

Chen Shuo was an ordinary wage slave in the twenty-first century, working hard just to get by. After an unexpected car accident, his consciousness gathered once more, and he found himself inside the body of a homeless child. Before he could fully absorb the shock of transmigrating, a middle-aged Daoist in a blue robe with a sword on his back brought him to a towering mountain shrouded in clouds and mist. The man was Mo Chenzi, head of the Shu Mountain Sect. He took an interest in Chen Shuo because he had an innate sword constitution, brought him back to Shu Mountain, and accepted him as a disciple. The Shu Mountain Sect had a rule: it only accepted people with sword-related constitutions, because its teachings were the Sword-Controlling Art and the Shu Mountain Sword Canon. At eighteen, Chen Shuo had mastered his cultivation. Ordered to descend the mountain to gain experience and take on disciples, he ran into Uncle Jiu in his youth. The two hit it off at once, became friends, and set off together to explore the world of spirits and the supernatural.