He's Obviously Bloody, but He's Too Rational

The gray curtain falls and order collapses. The world is torn into two sides: the day belongs to heroes with talents, who build spiritual towers and claim to be patron saints; the night belongs to blood-ridden monsters, who forge "vessels" with blood and are regarded as an unknown disaster. Jin Ge originally wanted to be a commoner, until his grandmother, who depended on him for life, died on a sunny afternoon. At that moment, he understood something: In this world of cannibalism, if you don't want to be eaten, you have to eat them all! Faced with such a behemoth as Lingta, the weak Jin Ge chose to put away his fangs, join one of the enemy's "companies", and become a humble bloody worker. He disguises himself, lies dormant, and kills people with a borrowed knife. In this era when the "company" is regarded as a consumable and the "spiritual tower" is regarded as a disaster, Jin Ge has chosen the most greedy path of evolution. When Jiangcheng fell into chaos on a rainy night, everyone was fighting for survival. Jin Ge was leisurely harvesting the remaining enemies in the shadows. Shi Wochuan, the seriously injured captain of the night hunt, was about to breathe when he felt a cold in his chest. A familiar smiling face came into view: "Captain, don't be afraid, I'm just here to borrow your head to gain experience." The [Ember] in his hand was like a ball of living gray mercury, greedily covering the corpse of the former hero and forcibly plundering his talents. Jin Ge wiped the blood on his fingertips and smiled: "Talent? Blood? No... In my eyes, you are all nourishment."