The Outcast: They Told You to Kill Japanese Soldiers, but You Practiced the Heaven-Swallowing Demon Art

Lin Mo transmigrates to the Otherworlder realm of some year in the 1900s and binds to the Hundred-Day Ascension System right from the start. As long as he draws his sword to right wrongs and exorcise evil, he can earn System rewards. On top of that, obtaining rare treasures of heaven and earth or divine weapons brings extra bonuses. Looking at a world engulfed in war, Lin Mo is overjoyed. The Japanese devils are ghosts too, right? A foreign invasion counts as an injustice, doesn’t it? Ninjas hunting down our country’s Otherworlders are villains, aren’t they? Then surely it makes sense that he’d get rewards for taking them down! And so... He kills Eita and saves Lu Ren, earning the Heaven-Devouring Demonic Art. He kills the Ninja Chief and saves Master Tang, earning the Undying Heavenly Art. … From then on, Lin Mo slays ninja after ninja and collects rare treasures on his way to ascending by day. The entire Otherworlder realm is shaken, while the ninja are left to complain bitterly.