The Era of Sacrifice to the Bones: the Cthulhu Era in the Late Ming Dynasty

At the end of the Ming Dynasty, the sky collapsed and the earth collapsed, and evil spirits were rampant. Chen Shi, a mortal struggling in reincarnation. He had escaped, he had been numb, but in the end, he chose to resist - picking up the ancient method of "sacrifice". The more sacrifices he made, the more terrifying the power he gained, but the memories, emotions, and humanity of the "skeleton" became increasingly thinner. When flesh, blood, memory, and even the original intention of "fighting for" are all sacrificed one by one, can the unrecognizable monster that has lost everything still be regarded as "a corpse"? Is he a warrior who is still resisting, or has he become the saddest and most powerful sacrifice in this eternal sacrifice? This is a war without victory, a fall into the abyss. See how that broken soul dances the last dance of despair on the blade of sacrificing oneself and sticking to one's true heart.