Lord of the Long Night: I Can Awaken Lost Classes

After Lu Chen is framed by his family, he is exiled to a ruined border city that does not exist on any map. The city has only thirteen elderly and infirm residents left, less than seven days' worth of food, and monsters in the dark that call out the names of the living. At the end of his rope, Lu Chen unexpectedly obtains the Spark of Civilization, which lets him see professions forgotten by the world. The deranged gravedigger is a court historian who records the history of fallen kingdoms, the heretical girl is a soul-seamstress who mends spirits, and the one-armed blacksmith can forge the whole city into a fortress of war. While others recruit knights and mages, Lu Chen takes in one “good-for-nothing” after another, all cast aside by the world. He leads them in farming, building their city, and resisting the Black Tide, turning the ruins inhabited by thirteen people into humanity's last fortress against the long night. But as erased history gradually resurfaces, Lu Chen discovers that the night is no natural disaster. The so-called gods are feeding on the history humanity has forgotten.