Ren Suo had actually guessed right.
In the winter of 265, even though Ren Suo had kept every member of the Ren family from going on campaign, the Shu Han Remnants still came knocking.
The current head of the Ren family was Ren Han, the sixth-generation head and grandson of the former Divine Child Ren Ying. Ren Ying and the Divine Child Ren Ying counted as two generations.
In just seventy-six years—the lifespan of a long-lived mortal—the turbulent Eastern Han had completely left the stage of history. Even the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han were about to be unified, and all the former heroes of the late Han had passed away.
First Shu Han fell. Then, in the summer of 265, Cao Huan abdicated, and Cao Wei perished. Sun Wu remained, stubbornly defending Jiangdong, but Sun Hao was little more than dry bones in a tomb. It was only a matter of time before the Western Jin army crossed the natural barrier of the Yangtze and struck straight at Jianye.
When Western Jin was established, the grand drama of the Eastern Han and Three Kingdoms had essentially come to an end.
It also signaled that the First Trial of "Cross My Corpse" had finally concluded.
Yet in those mere seventy-six years, the Ren family cultivators had grown from the original three to six generations, with a total population exceeding fifty. Like mayflies born at dawn and dead by dusk, generation after generation had multiplied the family for the sake of Slaying Demons and Eliminating Devils, marching one after another to die on the battlefield.
All of them had turned to dust in the prime of their glory. They could not have love, could not have a future, could not have hopes. The only thing they possessed was