Listening to the Last Words of the Dead in the Imperial Tombs

Emergency room doctor Pei Yan wakes up one day to find himself the posthumous son of the war-hero general Pei Lie. His father's military achievements were stolen by a deputy general, an imperial edict removed his memorial tablet, and mother and son were demoted to guarding the imperial tombs, enduring scorn from all sides. Who would have thought this infant could hear the last words of the dead—a scroll called the *Record of Pacifying Spirits* acknowledges him as its master: guarding spirits grants memories, burying them grants inheritances. Those buried in the imperial tombs are all great figures. By age five, Pei Yan cultivates to the peak of the Immortal Venerable realm, slapping back at the divine dynasty that broke off his engagement and the family friends who stabbed him in the back, joining the Taiyi Divine Palace and shaking the world. Yet among ten thousand souls, his father's voice alone is missing. Beneath half a cracked token lies a buried murder. The day he comes of age is the day the reckoning begins. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Listening to the Last Words of the Dead in the Imperial Tombs — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠