Can the Dead Take Disciples Too?

Xu Du transmigrates into a demonic sect and becomes a servant who is about to be buried alive alongside an elder.

The coffin is ready, and the elder's disciples have even divided up his inheritance.

Fortunately, Xu Du can control the dead nearby.

So Elder Wei, dead for three days, sits up in his coffin, takes Xu Du as his disciple in front of everyone, then announces that he is going into seclusion to break through to the Golden Core realm. No one is to disturb him.

Xu Du moves into the neighboring cave residence, receives the benefits reserved for a direct disciple, and finally begins his cultivation journey.

The only problem is that his master has no memories, cannot cast spells, and can only move for a limited time each day.

Meanwhile, his senior brother starts investigating Xu Du's origins, and the former supervisor of the servants grows suspicious and comes demanding a bribe.

Xu Du has no choice but to silence the supervisor first.

But as soon as the man dies, a servant knocks on the door: the senior brother is already waiting in the side hall and wants the supervisor to explain Xu Du's background in person.

Xu Du looks at the corpse, then at the little spiritual power he has left.

Looks like he'll have to trouble the supervisor with one more trip.