Joining Tiandao Company: Starting by mending a zombie world

Chu Sheng looked at the fallen little bastard, clapped his hands, and felt a little smug:

"The zombies aren't that powerful, are they?"

The woman frowned and urged anxiously:

"Pick up the gun and come with me quickly, the Japanese soldier from Kuji is right behind us."

"Kuji?"

Chu Sheng's eyes lit up. This little idiot remembered that he had become a real Japanese soldier in "The Zombie Master".

He possessed a demonic sword forged in Nanjing.

He immediately bent down and picked up the three rifles from the ground.

He quickly stuffed the two magazines from the little bastard's body into his pocket, then grabbed the woman and ran into the depths of the woods.

Behind them came a jumble of shouts in Japanese and the sound of footsteps.

"Damn it, those damned guerrillas got away again."

"Ah, I swear, sooner or later, I, Jiujing, will kill you all and turn you into ghost slaves."

Unable to find anyone and too afraid to pursue them into the dense forest, Jiujing helplessly roared into the woods.

"The colonel is right, although we can't deal with the guerrillas."

"It can be used against the guerrillas' families."

Beside him stood a fat man wearing glasses, his face full of fawning.

"Oh? Yu-san, you found their family?" Jiu-jing asked curiously.

"Hehe, Colonel, I've found out that a younger brother in the guerrilla unit named Lin Susu is recuperating in a certain village."

"We can go find him now."

Yu Dahai adjusted his glasses, bracing himself for the praise he would receive from Jiujing.

"Hmm?" Jiujing was silent for a moment, then shook his head and said, "We have enough people for the experiments. Did you find the secret base I asked you to find?"

"Reporting to Colonel, the place you are looking for, I searched the entire mountain, endured countless hardships and tribulations, and finally found it."

"The entrance is located below the cliff on the back mountain," Yu Dahai hurriedly claimed credit.

"Yes, Mr. Yu, you truly are a friend of my great Japanese Empire."

"The Emperor is right, we are one family."

Jiujing patted Yu Dahai on the shoulder with unusual satisfaction, but a murderous intent flashed in his eyes.

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"My name is Lin Susu, and I'm from the county guerrilla team."

"Comrade, where are you from?"

As she ran, the woman introduced herself in a low voice while also inquiring about Chu Sheng's background.

"My name is Chu Sheng, and I come from... that place in the Northeast," Chu Sheng said casually.

He wasn't lying; his hometown is indeed in Northeast China.

"No wonder you're dressed so...unusually." Lin Susu nodded and continued:

"So you know magic?"

"How do we deal with those strange things?"

Chu Sheng followed closely behind, sensing that the "Zombie Taoist World" was far more complex than he had imagined.

"I don't know magic, I just read in a book that zombies are afraid of glutinous rice."

As he spoke, he suddenly asked curiously, "By the way, normally it takes a long time for a corpse to turn into a zombie."

"How come that Japanese soldier turned into a zombie so soon after he died?"

"It's the Nine Chrysanthemums faction." Lin Susu's voice was filled with anger.

"They used our comrades and ordinary people to make strange poisons."

"Once a person dies, they will turn into one of those immortal, white-eyed monsters."

Chu Sheng raised an eyebrow. He knew about the Nine Chrysanthemums Sect; it was definitely the most insidious and vicious sect among the little bastards.

He can control ghosts and refine corpses, and he knows no bounds.

"This way!" Lin Susu led Chu Sheng through a maze of twists and turns until they arrived at a cliff face hidden by vines.

She parted the vines.

A narrow opening, barely wide enough for one person to pass through, was revealed. He gave Chu Sheng a push, "Go in!"

Chu Sheng blinked, glanced back warily, and then slipped inside.

The cave was dimly lit but quite dry. It was small, like a naturally formed shallow cave, barely big enough for three to five people to hide in.

Both of them breathed a sigh of relief, feeling temporarily safe.

This gave Chu Sheng the opportunity to take a closer look at Lin Susu.

She was in her early twenties, with delicate features. Even though her face was pale and her hair was disheveled, she still exuded a heroic and spirited air.

The gunshot wound on my arm was still bleeding.

The bite mark on the neck was an abnormal bluish-black color.

"You're injured, you need to get it treated right away."

Chu Sheng frowned, recalling how being bitten by a zombie in the movies could lead to infection with zombie poison.

"It's just a minor injury, nothing serious." Lin Susu tore off a piece of her clothes, intending to bandage her arm.

"Don't move, I'll do it."

Without saying a word, Chu Sheng first checked the gunshot wound on her arm. The bullet had grazed her, leaving a bloody gash, but fortunately it hadn't damaged the bone.

With a thought, he took out a large handful of glutinous rice. "Bear with it, it might hurt a lot."

"Yes, we are all warriors, we are not afraid of hardship or pain, so come on."

Lin Susu grabbed a handful of hair, bit it into her mouth, and nodded at Chu Sheng.

time -

When the glutinous rice touched the tooth mark, it immediately emitted a foul-smelling black smoke, and the pain made Lin Susu's whole body tremble uncontrollably.

What's admirable is that she didn't utter a single groan.

Fortunately, her poisoning was not severe. As the black smoke dissipated, there was still a layer of white glutinous rice on Chu Sheng's hand.

"Thank you."

Lin Susu let out a long sigh, her forehead covered in fine beads of sweat as she leaned against the rock wall.

"It's nothing, it's my honor to help you, heroine."

Chu Sheng was filled with admiration, and then took the torn piece of clothing from Lin Susu to help bandage the wound. He asked curiously:

"If you can't handle that zombie, why did you still go to attack the county town today?"

Lin Susu shook her head. "It's an order from the brigade. They seem to have invited a particularly powerful Taoist priest named Mao to deal with the Jiuju faction."

"We were just cooperating to lure the snake out of its hole."

"Taoist Master?" Chu Sheng's eyes lit up. Besides Mao Xiaofang, no one else could deal with the evil spirits of the Nine Chrysanthemum Sect. He asked eagerly, "Could you take me to see them?"

Why are you looking at him?

Lin Susu became wary, and even though Chu Sheng had saved her, she still dared not easily trust him.

"To be honest, I traveled all over the country to find a master and learn a skill."

"Or you could tell them the approximate location, and I'll try it myself tomorrow."

Chu Sheng could also see that Lin Susu was wary of him, and expressed his understanding.

Even if you asked him, he wouldn't be giving directions to just anyone during this period.

After thinking it over, Lin Susu said, "Tomorrow, when the captain returns, I will explain the whole story to him."

"Let him consult his superiors and see what they think."

Chu Sheng nodded, saying that as long as he had something to say, he would be satisfied, and thanked him.

"Thank you very much, Comrade Lin..."

Lin Susu smiled gently, a very clean smile:

"You learn quickly, but you look like a cultured person."

Chu Sheng blushed, almost bursting with embarrassment. How much education could a student who barely graduated from a third-tier university possibly have?

"Graduating from university is nothing to brag about, nothing to brag about."

Just as Lin Susu was about to speak, she heard faint Japanese shouts and dog barks coming from outside the cave.

Their expressions changed simultaneously.

They all shut their mouths, not daring to make the slightest sound.

Fortunately, the other party wasn't after them and left quickly.

"You should rest first. I'll take you to see the captain tomorrow," Lin Susu said, staring at Chu Sheng.