Twenty Years of Sign-Ins, All to Slay the Gods

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by 12 Hours of Sleep (12小时睡眠)

Status: Completed
Length: 505k Words
Genre: Eastern Fantasy
Subgenre: Fantasy High-Concept
Updated: 4y ago
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

Lin Fan is reborn in Han Village with a “Slay the Gods” System. His very first mission is to slay a god.

Lin Fan is a “triple-nothing” boy: no physique, no cultivation, no magic.

How can someone like him possibly slay a god?

He signed in for twenty years and endured for twenty years, only to discover the real secret of Han Village.

The Han alone stand supreme. Within Han territory, gods and demons must retreat.

That night, Lin Fan swore he would slay a god.

That night, Lin Fan entered the sacred grounds and embarked on a legendary journey to slay demons. He also discovered the truth behind the demon-slaying: what were the gods and demons really like?

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