Fanfiction. Derivative drama. Uncle Jiu + Yizhuang + Taoist + Corpse King + Growth + No System + Practice + Lao Liu In the early years of the Republic of China, warlords fought in a melee, and the influence of the British Concession spread to the New Territories. Renjia Town, a transportation hub, became an intertwining of the East and the West, a collision of the old and the new, and foreign companies, churches, teahouses, and Yizhuang strangely coexisted. Yizhuang, where Uncle Jiu is based, is a rare place of peace in troubled times. He has three disciples: Lin Feng, the son of his senior brother, who has an unknown bloodline; the clever Qiu Sheng, who came here to make a living; and the honest and loyal literary talent, whose reaction was slow when he was frightened when he was young. The three of them followed Uncle Jiu to practice Taoism and maintained the balance of yin and yang in the local area.
This balance was broken by the forcible purchase of land by British concession merchants, which cut off the century-old feng shui spirit of Renjia Town by pushing mountains and filling ponds. Since then, corpses have appeared frequently in mass graves, rumors of "vampires" devouring people have spread in the church, and panic has spread throughout the town. Uncle Jiu led his disciples to deal with the situation everywhere, but they were exhausted.
To make matters worse, the unknown bloodline in Lin Feng's body was disturbed by the evil spirit of the corpse, and black and blue corpse spots quietly appeared on Wen Cai's neck. At the same time, Shi Jian, the senior brother of Maoshan, was growing in power in the provincial capital. The business of Taoist Master Simu, the ninth uncle's junior brother, was hindered, and the voodoo technique of Zhegu Medical Center also noticed abnormalities.
Warlords, foreigners, Taoist scum, the century-old corpse king and other forces are secretly intertwined, and the conspiracy gradually emerges. When the secrets of the church cellar and the truth about the ancient tombs in the mass graves intertwine with the mystery of Lin Feng's bloodline and the source of the scholar's corpse spots, they become a fatal curse. Uncle Jiu and his disciples not only have to withstand the test of Taoism, but also have to make difficult human choices to protect far more than just a righteous village.
