In the twenty-third year of the Republic of China, Xiangxi.
Shen Jiuweng, the successor of Maoshan Qingwei Sect, took two apprentices to guard a dilapidated righteous village. He thought that his life would be to draw talismans, catch ghosts, and send the dead on their way.
Until that night, someone knocked on the door of Yizhuang carrying a coffin.
The person in the coffin is not a dead person - it is Zhao Yuanbai, the son of Marshal Zhao, who has been hit by the "soul-locking curse" that has been lost for thirty years. The four men carrying the coffin had their heels off the ground, and they were "walkers" controlled by magic. The troupe who stayed overnight together had blood oozing from their footprints.
After that night, Shen Jiuweng found out: there was a "Ghost Wedding Paper" hidden in the coffin, the troupe leader was the host possessed by the "Drama Soul Paper", and the person controlling everything behind the scenes was a mysterious organization called "Ghost Wedding Club".
What they were eyeing was not the young master of the Zhao family, but the tomb of the founder of the Qingwei sect. Three hundred years ago, Shen Jiuweng's ancestor buried something in the tomb. The Underworld Marriage Club has been looking for it for thirty years, just for it.
Shen Jiuweng didn't want to care. But he had no choice.
Because once that thing is born, the first one to die will not be him, but his disciple.
This is a Maoshan fantasy novel set in the Republic of China. Corpse exorcism in Xiangxi, ghost marriage, paper man claiming life, blood bead seal, and battle of thousands of corpses - the first season has fifteen volumes and two hundred and ten chapters, telling a story about master and apprentice, father and son, inheritance and farewell.
There are no cheats, no systems, and no time travel.
There was only an old Taoist priest who drew talismans until his essence and blood were exhausted, two stupid apprentices carrying iron pots and bronze mirrors, and a group of ghosts who refused to rest in peace even after death.
"Disciples of Qingwei Sect, don't run away."
——Shen Jiuweng
