Dragon-Tiger Celestial Master: Borrowing Yin Soldiers from the King of Hell from the Start

This book has been adapted into an animated drama. Search for “The Supreme Celestial Master” to watch it. It stays 99% faithful to the original, and both the dramatic scenes and fight sequences are excellent. The Buddha closes his eyes and saves no one. The Taoist descends the mountain to save the people. But at the foot of Mount Longhu, there was an old Taoist who paid no attention to the world and sold nothing but wontons. His wontons looked ordinary and tasted far too salty, so few people came in to eat. Only a group of young Taoists, busy saving the world, visited the shop regularly. And after eating, they would put their meals on credit. The old Taoist didn't mind. He just smiled calmly. Later, strange creatures invaded in force. The wonton stall kept opening day after day. Only the group of young Taoists never came back. Then one day, a young Taoist covered in blood came by and handed over a bundle, revealing the truth. The old Taoist opened it. Written on it were five words in blood. He was silent for a long while, then suddenly shouted, “Where is the King of Hell?” In an instant, dark clouds gathered in the clear sky and thunder boomed. A towering divine figure appeared, stunning countless living beings! “Old Celestial Master, you have traveled the world and refused to become an immortal. Why have you summoned this humble immortal today?” The old Taoist's expression remained calm, but his voice rang out like thunder, shaking the world in every direction! “Brother King of Hell...”