Transported to Old Nine Gates, the Buddha Lord Begged Me to Acknowledge Him as Family

Retired tasker Su Mu was bound to a bargain-bin System during her final teleport. With its energy depleted, she was sent into the world of The Lost Tomb: Old Nine Gates, blind and frail from the start.

To keep her alive, the System forced her into the identity of “the Zhang family’s little sister” and gave her a qilin tattoo that couldn’t be washed off.

Before she could figure out what was going on, the Changsha defense commander had her cornered at the door.

Zhang Qishan looked at the tattoo and token on her, his eyes reddening. “Little sister, I’ve finally found you!”

Su Mu: “No, I’m not. You’ve got the wrong person.”

But the more she denied it, the more evidence turned up.

When faced with Chen Pi’s bloodied hidden weapons, she dodged to the side and casually remarked, “Too slow, and the force is scattered.”

Looking at the secret art passed down through Er Yuehong’s family, she blurted out, “This formation has three fatal flaws.”

While everyone else treated her like a frail little flower in need of protection, only her murderous, unhinged senior brother Chen Pi seemed increasingly suspicious of her.

He cornered her against a wall, his voice hoarse. “Who are you, really?”

Su Mu looked at the man who would one day betray his master and ancestors, and calmly handed him a piece of candy. “I’m someone you can’t afford to mess with.”

A max-level powerhouse is forced to play along, play the pig to eat the tiger in Old Nine Gates, and, along the way, tame a madman.