[The Outcast prequel + tomb-raiding prequel + evil cultivation + Ten Thousand Souls Banner + killing Japanese invaders + national hatred and family vengeance + fiery resistance]
Ye Buxie transmigrates into the prequel to The Outcast and becomes a soul-collecting banner in the hands of a Maoshan traitor.
Just as the traitor dies and a Maoshan priest is about to destroy Ye Buxie, he successfully binds himself to the Strongest Ten Thousand Souls Banner System.
In these turbulent times, Ye Buxie evades pursuers from both righteous and evil factions while killing Japanese invaders to refine their souls.
Along the way, he also raids tombs with Zhegu Shao.
He spars with Zhang Zhiwei, the “Lucky Brother,” on Mount Longhu and gets the better of him.
He joins the Tang Sect in attacking the Japanese forces at Mianshan. Tens of thousands of vengeful ghosts emerge, becoming a monstrous tide that sweeps over the invaders. One man can hold back an entire army!
He swears brotherhood with Wu Gensheng, turning the Thirty-Six Thieves into the Thirty-Seven Thieves.
In the Twenty-Four Sections Valley, he successfully comprehends the Ninth Extraordinary Skill: Yin Emperor's Divine Edict.
Just when everyone thinks this soul-refining Daoist is capable of no more than that...
Ye Buxie leads an army of vengeful ghosts, all filled with boundless hatred, across the sea to an island called Japan.
That day, the island is engulfed by a dense ghostly aura. Countless terrifying ghosts land there to feast on the living.
Yet Ye Buxie is surrounded by immense merit. His true form becomes the Netherworld Divine Register, granting him the power to appoint tens of thousands of Yin deities.
[PS: So as not to disrupt your reading experience, the author has listed the cultivation ranks below.]
[Ranks: Unranked, Third-Rate, Second-Rate, First-Rate, Master, Hero, Peerless. Each rank has four minor stages: Initial, Middle, Complete, and Peak.]
