Treading the Heavens Without a Trace.

Summary

In a dire situation under the threat of demon calamity, Chen Hai faces the challenge of conscripting sect disciples for battle, despite their reluctance and the potential for unrest. While commoners, having endured harsh lives, show more willingness to fight, their lack of cultivation limits their effectiveness. The recruitment of sect disciples is brutal, with immediate executions for dissenters, leading to a rapid buildup of 300,000 troops. The strategic importance of Red Shadow Peak is highlighted as a vital defense against demon forces. Despite setbacks, the hope remains that holding this position can delay the enemy and allow for a potential escape route for civilians and sects, ensuring continued resistance.

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