The Last Celestial Master: From Penang to the End of the World

He wears faded shorts, beat-up red flip-flops, and lingers at street stalls chomping on nasi lemak. No one would guess Zhang Jiuxuan is the last Celestial Master of Mount Longhu. Brought to Penang to fix a construction site’s feng shui, he saves the richest man in Malaysia with a single drawn talisman—only to uncover a nightmare: the new land reclamation project has woken an ancient sea demon, black magic sorcerers run rampant across the region, and a shadowy Western cabal called the Black Cross is siphoning China’s national fortune for themselves. He crushes a mutated sea god with one seal. Calls down divine thunder to shatter blood curses laid by thirteen dukes. Burns through the Golden Triangle’s strongholds with Samadhi Fire, turning armies of undead to ash. When vampire lords and hidden sects stand in his way? He kicks them to their knees, rips apart their strongholds, and takes back every stolen treasure they hoarded. Secret sects draining China’s dragon veins for immortality? He steps on them until they beg for mercy. Fallen angels and ancient blood gods invading Earth? He meets them with heavenly thunder and the full might of Taoist magic. When a global plague sweeps the world and modern weapons fail against dark forces, every nation begs for his help. Zhang Jiuxuan takes a bite of his jianbing and lays down his terms: “Return every relic looted from China. All Western magic users stay out of our lands forever. Then we talk.” He saves the world, restores the earth’s spiritual energy, and vanishes without a trace. The next morning in Penang’s Armenian Street, he’s haggling with an aunty over breakfast: “Knock one ringgit off—you skimped on sambal yesterday!” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Last Celestial Master: From Penang to the End of the World — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠