Records of the Return of Ten Thousand Soldiers

Lin Yan, a young blacksmith from Yanhuiguan Pass, was involved in an old case of escorting remnants of the border army from the town three years ago because of a black gun bone left by his father. Entering Xuanyue, originally just to investigate the cause of his father's death, he discovered that among the Xianmen weapon room, the Black Mountain mineral vein, the remnants of the old army and the missing mine slaves, there was a black ledger that relied on the remnants of weapons and the blood of living people to support the formation. The broken gun has a sound, and the remaining soldiers have a master. The so-called return to the treasure house is not a treasure trove of chance, but someone trying to turn the war dead, mortal lives and old soldiers' resentment into cultivation materials. Lin Yan entered Taoism with mixed iron roots and majored in spears, but he was not the only soldier. Swords, knives, bows, halberds, armor, flags, seals, all soldiers have their origins and their destinations. He started as a handyman in the equipment room, recorded people's lives in a ledger, identified residual marks with gun bones, and used ordinary people's old guns to gradually unlock the secrets deep in the sect. In this world, the immortals sit high and the mortals are like ashes. But someone always wants to ask: Do soldiers protect people, or do they eat people?