Uncle Jiu's World Is Full of Treachery

Uncle Jiu's World: The Heretical Way·Full Book Introduction In the sixth year of the Republic of China, Ding Sichao, a supernatural film and television researcher, was reborn as a farmer's son in Renjia Town. He entered Uncle Jiu's sect with full expectations, but was rejected on the grounds that he had "poor foundation and no chance of authentic Taoism." He was also made difficult by Qiu Shengwencai in every possible way. At that moment, he understood - the right path in this world never leaves a way for the weak. Since the right path is not accepted, then go your own way. There is no system, no golden fingers, only memories of past lives and an unwilling heart. Starting from the fragments of the "Lu Ban Jing", he taught himself the art of hating victory, raising imps, refining walking corpses, and integrated the Nanyang head-bending technique with Western exorcism. He established the "Corpse Dao Sect" in troubled times, built the foundation with corpse energy, and proved the Dao with corpse elixir, gradually becoming the overlord of the supernatural world in eastern Guangdong. This is a villain's story. Ding Yue was unscrupulous and ruthless, slaughtering villages to refine corpses, and sacrificing blood to thousands of people for a breakthrough. But he also has a bottom line - not to be a traitor. When the Japanese invaders invaded and the Japanese Onmyoji came with the army, he led the Corpse Dao Sect to fight and joined forces with Zhengdao to protect China. This is a story about prejudice and counterattack. Back then, Uncle Jiu's words of "Heavenly Destiny" forced him to become a master of the corpse path. When Ding Sichao stood in front of Uncle Jiu and used his strength to prove that heretics can reach the sky, who was right and who was wrong? From the troubled times of the Republic of China to the turmoil in Hong Kong, from the Nanyang Head-down Conference to the enlightenment of the immortal world. Three thousand years of spiritual practice are just to prove one thing—— There is no good or evil in the Tao, and people have their own levels. Even those who follow the sideways path can ascend.