Mortal Trial Field: I Killed Demons and Exterminated Demons in the Republic of China

In the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, Han Tan was an ordinary farmer born in the northern countryside. Studying under his mentor Yuan He for 10 years completely changed his life. Master Yuanhe told him that gods are not real gods, they are advanced civilization individuals in the universe, and a group of great gods work together to maintain the stability of the galaxy. This world is the "sandbox" built by the ancient ascendants, the earth is the cradle for cultivating new gods, the demons and ghosts are the entropy-increasing bugs that corrode the system, and the guiding beacon is the ticket to the center of the galaxy and fight the heat death of the universe side by side with the gods. From the poor young man in Chahar to the demon-slayer who walks in troubled times; from the bloody rivers and lakes where warlords fight, to the extraordinary showdown in the war of resistance against Japan. Han Tan uses talismans as codes and Taoism as weapons to hunt alienated creatures that feed on fear. The real shadow comes from the "Eclipse King" - the last commander before the Martian sandbox was restarted. It carries the resentment and madness of previous civilizations and wants to drag the earth into the abyss of entropy. When the mountains and rivers are shattered and the survival of his family and country is at stake, Han Tan must make a choice between "ascension to godhood" and "protecting the world." This is not a legend about one person's cultivation of immortality, but an epic about a generation of people using their mortal bodies to extend their lives for the universe. "In my life, I have killed demons, guarded the fireworks of the world, and gone to the stars and the sea."