Folklore and Strange Tales: At the Start, You Retrieve the Sea-Suppressing Black Iron

There's an old saying in the Ghost Market: "Better to buy a dead man's clothes than touch the sea-eye iron." As the last descendant of the treasure hunters, Cheng Xiaojin possesses the innate "Xin Metal" destiny, which is said to ward off evil, and holds half of a fragmented scroll. He originally only wanted to make money by setting up a stall in the Ghost Market, but in order to investigate the truth behind his father's disappearance, he was forced to get involved in the "Eight-Armed Asura Formation" buried deep underground. A feng shui killing scheme that affects the world surfaced, with Southeast Asian tycoons and mysterious tomb-raiding families all getting involved. Ancient tombs, demonic cities in the Western Regions, and blood-soaked spirit paths unfolded one after another. He used the lowest of the low to slap the faces of the orthodox sects! The Yin Water evil that the compass couldn't suppress, he used his destiny to withstand; the blood zombies that lightning couldn't kill, he used a shoe-sewing awl to pierce their vital points; the spirit path where a hundred ghosts roamed at night, he simply threw a basin of iron rust powder at them. "Treasure unearthed? No way." When the people of the world were fighting to the death for the treasure, Cheng Xiaojin personally cut off their escape route: Since you want the fortune of this land, then you will all stay and be buried with it!