Don't Worship Me as a Savior Hero, I Only Want to Return to My Hometown in This Life

[Beautiful and strong protagonist/Family bonds/Best friends/Slow-burning layout/Wise battle of wits/Brilliant group portraits/Warmth/Basics and strong fighting scenes] The college entrance examination ended, and a heavy rain car accident suddenly cut off Mo Yanli's eighteen-year-old life. When he was dying, he did not seek immortality and hegemony, but only cared about his parents and little sister at home. His obsession did not let go, and he was accidentally bound to the salvation system. Using the spirit body as a bargaining chip, in exchange for a chance of perfect resurrection, the price is to rush to a broken world where corpses are everywhere and demons are rampant, to be the savior that all people are waiting for. When he opened his eyes again, he was reborn in a rotting and dying body, with maggots eating his bones, a blood moon hanging in the sky, and hundreds of miles of corpses. At first, Mo Yanli was obsessed with cleanliness and indifferent. He only regarded slaying demons as a trade in exchange for returning to his homeland. He resisted the title of savior in every possible way and was unwilling to be responsible for the rise and fall of the world. Wandering alone in troubled times, I met partners who shared life and death along the way, witnessed the suffering of countless homeless people, and fought side by side to defend each other and help each other time and time again. The obsession to return home has never dissipated, but he is also moving forward step by step, slowly taking over the heavy burden entrusted to him by everyone, and has truly become the savior that all living beings are looking forward to from a passive fulfiller of the contract. "You don't have to kneel down in a hurry. I never wanted to be a savior hero at first. I flattened the mountains of corpses and killed all the evil spirits. At first, I just wanted to go home. We just walked together for a long time, and the bond became deeper and deeper. Before I knew it, I could no longer stay out of it."