Slaying Demons and Exorcising Evil in the Great Ming

He transmigrated to a Ming dynasty world overrun by demons.

At home, Emperor Jiajing, who truly believes he has become a Daoist immortal, and the father and son Yan Song are ruining the country and bringing suffering to its people.

Abroad, tens of thousands of Japanese pirates and the hundred demons of Fusang are eyeing the Ming dynasty hungrily.

Lu Jiang inherited the fortune of the “Undamaged Beast,” allowing him to survive grievous injuries and heal quickly. Slaying demons also earns him essences that let him inherit various abilities.

The “Withered Skeleton’s” Unyielding Desperation: The lower his health, the stronger he gets.

The “Tanuki’s” Thousand Faces: He can become anyone or anything he imagines.

The “Kai Ming Beast’s” Overwhelming Might: Strength enough to move mountains, with every strike a critical hit that either kills or cripples.

After Lu Jiang wiped out the Japanese pirates and exterminated the Yan faction, he saw Emperor Jiajing, ascended to immortality, standing atop the Forbidden City astride a dragon, devouring the fortune of the realm.

Also known as: Do You Really Think You Can Kill Me?; What Doesn’t Kill Me Only Makes Me Stronger; If You Won’t Kill Me, I’ll Kill You.