Jiangshi: Burying Corpses Makes Me Stronger? Uncle Nine Is Stunned

Ling Xiao accidentally transmigrates to the world of Mr. Vampire, becoming the senior-most disciple of Uncle Jiu, Lin Fengjiao.

However, he has only mediocre talent and is far less skilled in Taoist arts than his junior brothers Qiusheng and Wencai. All he can do is handle odd jobs at the funeral home, earning the nickname “Gravekeeper” from his juniors.

Just as Ren Family Town tycoon Master Ren is preparing to exhume and relocate his family’s ancestral grave, Ling Xiao unexpectedly awakens the [Divine Tomb System].

The System grants him a divine tomb of his own.

Whenever he buries “yin entities” such as corpses or ghosts in the tomb, he earns rewards including experience, spells, supernatural abilities, and special physiques.

Even more incredibly, the buried entities become Ling Xiao’s “tomb servants.” Not only are their strength and abilities enhanced and evolved by the System, they also awaken all kinds of terrifying talents and become absolutely loyal to him.

Ling Xiao uses the System to secretly bury the neglected wandering spirits and ordinary zombies at the funeral home in his divine tomb. He earns the Complete Collection of Basic Maoshan Talismans and a Beginner Daoist Physique, quietly growing stronger.

When Old Master Ren turns into a zombie, Uncle Jiu and his disciples are locked in a fierce battle. Ling Xiao releases his evolved Iron-Clad Corpse tomb servant, which shatters the ferocious Old Master Ren’s bones with a single punch, stunning everyone present.

From then on, Ling Xiao follows a cultivation path unlike any other.

While Uncle Jiu is still fretting over how to deal with a single vengeful ghost, Ling Xiao has already raised an army of ghost kings on the level of the Ten Halls of Yama in his divine tomb.

While the Maoshan Sect is tearing its hair out over a single bronze-armored corpse, the mountain-sized drought demons under Ling Xiao’s command can already punch straight through the earth’s crust.