He transmigrated.
Before he could experience the customs and culture of his new world, a heretic cultivator sacrificed him in a blood ritual.
But he wasn’t quite dead.
He became a local land god.
Everything within a hundred zhang, from plants and trees to houses and graves, was nourished and controlled by him. His only followers were a willow tree and a poor couple living in a haunted house.
Then a wronged woman’s corpse was thrown into his territory.
Nourished by yin energy, the corpse became an evil creature impervious to blades and spears, able to transform into a shadow.
The willow began devouring flesh and blood, growing branches that could shatter stone and secrete poison.
Su Chen used the power of his haunted land to alter the local feng shui, speeding up his followers’ cultivation and turning flesh and blood into a “feast.”
The fisherman Li Sheng received his guidance in a dream and became his disciple, learning a cultivation method called “Fisherman,” unaware that his fate had already been bound fast to this haunted land.
Su Chen must keep nurturing the supernatural, hunting flesh, blood, and souls, and amassing power in the darkness. Only then can he carve out a way to survive in this eerie world of immortal cultivation.
