The Pope's Me Is Actually a Transcendent Source

In modern society, the glory of the Holy See in the past has gradually declined, becoming a remnant of the old era and regarded by various countries as a feudal fragment of backward history. The so-called respect is only superficial and has no inner piety. There is no longer any piety and kindness of faith in the world. Instead, there is an indifferent world where everyone pursues self-interest and an impetuous society eager for quick success. The fervent faith and pure goodwill that once existed have long since disappeared, and the heart of justice has sunk in the quagmire of interests. There is no one left, and the Holy See itself is also shrouded in the haze of materialistic desires. The middle and high-level members of the church are addicted to power and wealth transactions, and are gradually decaying and festering in extravagance and decadence. Now that the new pope has ascended the throne, facing the dilemma of internal and external troubles, where should he lead the Holy See? When the new pope becomes the master behind the creation of extraordinary things, is he one of many chess players, or is he the only chess player who controls the overall situation? When modern civilization and the extraordinary era are intertwined, who will be the sole maker of the rules? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.