As for the location, the accent sounds like it's from the Hunan-Sichuan area.
After wandering around the town for a while, Xiao Ning's eyes lit up when he saw a Western restaurant in front of him that looked pretty good.
Perhaps in modern society, such outdated Western restaurants would only appear in third-tier cities, but during the Republic of China era, they were already considered top-notch Western restaurants in the country.
But why would a Western restaurant appear in the westernmost part of China?
How strange!
Xiao Ning thought for a moment, but couldn't come up with a solution, so she pushed open the door and went in. She sat down at an empty table, ordered some Western-style pastries and a cup of coffee, and began to eat with relish.
But soon after, Lin Fengjiao walked in with Wencai, and Xiao Ning was stunned.
"So, this is the world of Mr. Zombie?"
Anyone who likes zombie movies but doesn't know Uncle Ying is a complete idiot.
Uncle Ying can be said to hold the top spot in the supernatural film genre. In many modern zombie movies, Uncle Ying is even worshipped as the founder, or as a disciple who asks Uncle Ying to possess him.
This clearly demonstrates that Uncle Ying's status in the underworld is beyond question.
Unfortunately, fate was cruel, and Uncle Ying passed away young.
"A half-bowl of clear water reflects the universe, a single yellow talisman can subdue ghosts and spirits!"
"The ink line and red thread still remain, but the ghost catcher of yesteryear is nowhere to be seen!"
Just now, Lin Fengjiao's unique face, which was so similar to Uncle Ying's, was unforgettable at first glance, and Xiao Ning was no exception.
Fortunately, his strong mental fortitude quickly calmed his excitement, and his face remained calm and indifferent.
Lin Fengjiao, commonly known as Ninth Uncle, was originally a Taoist priest from the Shangqing Maoshan sect. She is characterized by her protectiveness of her own and her concern for her reputation.
Seeing Uncle Nine, Master Ren, and the Western restaurant they were in, Xiao Ning knew perfectly well that this was the plot of the beginning of the Mr. Vampire world.
The general plot of this world is about Ren Fa, a wealthy man in Renjia Town in the early years of the Republic of China. Feeling that his family was declining, he remembered the advice of the feng shui master and wanted to move his father's body, which had been buried for many years, to another place in order to change the feng shui and try to change his luck.
So he asked Uncle Nine for help with the matter.
However, when the coffin was opened, the body was found to be uncorrupted. Uncle Nine was suspicious of this and ordered his apprentices, Man Choi and Chiu Sang, to carefully guard the body.
In the dead of night, the rotting corpse transformed into a zombie, escaped, broke into the Ren residence, and killed Ren Fa.
To protect Ren Tingting, Wen Cai was poisoned by the corpse poison, his body turned black, and he became a half-zombie. He was rescued several times before he returned to normal.
Meanwhile, Qiu Sheng is bewitched by a passionate female ghost. Uncle Jiu notices in time, but considering that the female ghost has no ill intentions and saved Qiu Sheng when the zombie was doing evil, he lets her ride the wind away.
Subsequently, the three masters and their disciples fought a fierce battle against the zombies and emerged victorious.
"Looks like I'm having a run of bad luck, actually transmigrating to such a low-level supernatural world!"
Thinking of this, Xiao Ning felt somewhat disappointed.
Having seen the movie, he knew that although this world contained Taoist magic, ghosts, and zombies, it was a typical Eastern supernatural world.
However, the level of the ghosts that appeared was not very high, and even Uncle Nine's Taoist magic did not seem to be very advanced.
Moreover, the weasel they encountered last night was killed by Xiao Ning simply by raising his aura, without any effort at all.
Therefore, Xiao Ning really didn't know how coming to this world would help him.
"Does this mean I have to become Uncle Nine's apprentice and learn Taoist magic, just like other transmigrated protagonists?"
Regardless of whether Lin Fengjiao would accept him, Xiao Ning's terrifying martial arts skills alone were enough to deal with ordinary ghosts and monsters.
So, what's the point of becoming an apprentice?
Is it for nostalgia?
"Ha, I can take care of this little monster with just a gentle breath, why bother with all that trouble?"
Thinking back to the movie, when Uncle Nine was fighting zombies, he summoned gods, drew talismans, and used chicken blood and dog blood to prepare for a long time, but he still couldn't defeat them.
Xiao Ning really couldn't understand whether it was really necessary to learn such so-called Taoist arts.
Why did those Taoist priests find it so fascinating to learn?
Or are they just too low-class?
Did you not learn the essence of Taoism?
That's not right either. In the original story, Uncle Nine's Taoist skills were famous for miles around, and almost no one could rival him.
Or perhaps, all the profound Taoist arts in this world have been lost?
Only some basic Taoist principles remained?
"That could actually be true..."
Thinking back to his previous mental perception of the extremely thin layer of energy within Lin Fengjiao's body, Xiao Ning seemed to be deep in thought.
While he was deep in thought, on the other side, Ren Fa and Lin Fengjiao chatted about everyday matters for a few minutes before finally getting straight to the point.
Ren Fa asked with a smile, "Ninth Uncle, regarding the matter of my late father's coffin being moved, I wonder if you have chosen a date yet?"
Upon hearing Ren Fa's words, Lin Fengjiao frowned and advised, "Master Ren, as the saying goes, it's better to stay still than to act rashly. In my opinion, you should think this over carefully!"
Ren Fa remained unmoved and stubbornly said, "I have thought this through very clearly. The feng shui master said that the coffin must be exhumed and reburied after twenty years so that future generations will benefit!"