The Apocalypse Part 1

The yin and yang barrier between heaven and earth suddenly shattered, the end of the world came, and the prosperous city turned into a dead wasteland. Zombies have been crawling through the ground for hundreds of years, resentful evil ghosts roam the ruins, hot weapons cannot extinguish the evil, order collapses, and humanity and evil coexist in the desolate land. The protagonist, who carries the orthodox Maoshan heritage, walks through desperate situations with compass peach trees and talismans and spells. He recreates the origin of Taoism in Uncle Ying's lineage. He uses glutinous rice to suppress corpses, spiritual talismans to drive away evil spirits, and formations to seal away evil spirits. He preaches and saves people in dangerous places all over the world. On the way to escape, he met the thoughtful Wang Xiaoming and the honest and brave Wang Erpang. The three of them worked together to collect supplies among the ruins, evade evildoers, break into abandoned haunted houses, and visit ancient mountains. On one side is the cruel game of survival in the wasteland world, with plunder, betrayal, and lack of resources becoming increasingly dangerous; On one side, there are endless supernatural disasters. Flying zombies, drought demons, Yin soldiers, and ghost markets appear one after another. The Taoist inheritance shines again in the end of the world. In troubled times, there is no permanent peace, but Taoism can convey the spirit. As the rift between Yin and Yang continues to expand, the Corpse King, who has been sleeping for thousands of years, is about to awaken, and ascetics scattered around the world gather together, and the war between good and evil across the entire wasteland begins. The first part of the book has a total of 399 chapters. It is a two-way parallel of survival in the wasteland and Maoshan supernatural world. It pays tribute to the classic spiritual fantasy Taoism. The long-term world view of the group portrait adventure slowly unfolds.