Uncle Nine: In Hong Kong Crossover, I Start with the Choice System

Chen Ye transmigrates into Uncle Jiu’s world and binds himself to a God-Tier Choice System.

While others rely on talismans, magical tools, or their ancestral masters’ blessings to catch ghosts, he just has to choose the right path.

At the age of three, he picks a fragment of the Upper Clarity Great Grotto Scripture from among the System’s options. From that moment on, he sets out on a completely different path of cultivation.

After ten years of hard training, he breaks through in a single moment. While his peers are still learning to draw talismans and identify zombies under their masters’ guidance, he has already formed a golden core, commands the power of heavenly punishment, and become the youngest true disciple of Maoshan’s thunder arts in nearly a century.

Yet the dangers of this world far exceed anything he could have imagined.

On the blood-moon night in Ren Family Town, he faces a mutated royal zombie and kills it with a coin sword through the skull.

Amid the blazing inferno at Simu’s temple, he burns away evil with heavenly thunderfire and saves the Qianhe lineage.

At the mass grave outside South Village, he leads four fellow disciples in forming the Five Elements Rotating Heart-Guarding Formation. Though outmatched, they wear down their enemies step by step, carving a path through an endless tide of corpses.

And an even greater conspiracy has only just begun to surface...

In Black Mountain’s Thunder Valley, a flying zombie from a fallen dynasty, on the verge of transforming into a Netherworld Zombie King, is awakening. The Netherworld Cult’s hidden agents are scattered across the land, and a shocking hunt targeting Maoshan has quietly begun.

Chen Ye tightens his grip on the Seven Star Demon-Slaying Sword at his waist.

In this life, he will use the sword in his hand to eradicate every evil spirit under heaven, and the path in his heart to protect everyone he holds dear.

A true disciple of the thunder arts, every step fraught with danger. In the depths of despair, I walk alone.