[Republican Era, zombies, Taoist arts, ghost hunting, Maoshan]
Chen Mo transmigrated and found himself lying in a coffin from the start.
To make matters worse, the old shopkeeper in the coffin next to his turned into a zombie in the middle of the night and insisted on dragging him along to keep him company.
Luckily, a scroll called the Illustrated Compendium of Evil Suppression was in his sea of consciousness:
[Purple Zombie: Fears peachwood stakes, glutinous rice, and inked string]
[White Zombie: Fears sunlight, roosters’ cries, and black dog blood]
[Old Master Ren: Entry not yet unlocked,]
Slay an evil creature and it will be recorded at once. First entry: Purple Zombie. Reward: [Five Thunders Orthodox Method]
Community Thunder slays demons, Water Thunder sweeps away filth, Earth Thunder suppresses corpses, Divine Thunder destroys ancestral rites, and Heavenly Thunder, slays drought demons.
Glutinous rice, inked string, peachwood swords, yellow talismans, copper coins, and Qing official robes.
In the chaotic Republic of China, monsters run rampant, zombies climb out of their coffins, and vengeful ghosts claim lives.
This is Renjia Town. There’s a funeral home in town, and Uncle Jiu lives there.
So every few days, the same scene plays out at the funeral home
Uncle Jiu has barely raised his peachwood sword when his disciple rushes forward: “Master, step aside! I’ll handle this one!”
Uncle Jiu: ???
Many years later, the land lies parched for thousands of miles, and a drought demon emerges.
Chen Mo forms a thunder seal with his fingers, while the master and disciples of the funeral home stand shoulder to shoulder behind him.
“Five Thunders, Five Thunders, the Celestial Stems follow, ”
“Five Thunders, strike them down!”
Purple Zombies, White Zombies, Green Zombies, Hairy Zombies, Flying Zombies…
The pages of the compendium light up one by one. Step by step, Chen Mo rises from a coffin shop assistant to the pinnacle of Taoist arts.
This novel sounds weird, I can't explain why, I just feel like a machine, without emotions. The author's writing was so brainless. Just after beating Bai Zhan, the peach wood sword appeared. When Uncle Jiu asked, why didn't you say it was dug out of a grave? Why didn't you say it fell from the sky? Various explanations
Is it possible that AI sounds so awkward to me? It should be due to the use of punctuation marks.
Mark it.