Everyday Savior of the Fourth Calamity

Meng Qining transmigrates into a xianxia world. She barely has a second to celebrate the chance to cultivate immortality before discovering that the gods and Buddhas have vanished, demons and monsters run rampant, and humans, especially ordinary people, can be snatched up for food at any moment.

Worse news: the little village she transmigrated into is about to be slaughtered by demons.

There is no way she can run, so Meng Qining has to figure out how to deal with the crisis right in front of her and keep herself alive.

But.

Meng Qining: ...Come on, realistically, what can an ordinary office drone like me do to solve this? Where is humanity? Where is morality? And where is my golden finger?

Wait! This status panel is...

And what is this summon button?

A spirit pet from the start?

Whatever. Let's press it.

The top game company in the market, Shisu, has just released its latest full-dive VR game, Exorcise the Demons.

The selected beta testers are raring to go. They all log in the moment the servers open and charge into the game world.

It's just that, for some reason, their guide NPC looks a little bewildered?

On the feasibility (and variety) of the Fourth Calamity saving (and tormenting) the world

/If it has a health bar, even a god can be killed. Demons are nothing./ Dying a thousand times is no big deal. It's just a little hardship.

/Another save-the-world plot? So cliche!/ I'm dying. I may be unremarkable, but I'm exactly the kind of basic fan who loves this stuff.

2025.4.4

Theme: A song praising courage is a song praising humanity.