The Era of Star Eclipses

The day Qingshi City burned, Lin Yuan heard the stars speak for the first time.

It wasn't a divine revelation, but the sound of a shattered star splitting open in his chest.

His father didn't ask him to take revenge before he died. He only placed a cold star core in his hand and whispered, "Don't look up at the sky."

But Lin Yuan looked up anyway.

There were no gods in the heavens, only a star splitting apart and countless eyes looking down on all living things.

On the Star Continent, everyone tells mortals that godhood is a gift and becoming a god is an honor.

But Lin Yuan later learns that so-called godhood is nothing more than a blood-signed contract. For every bit of power you gain, you must surrender a part of yourself: memories, emotions, years of life, even the names of those you love.

The Star Gods did not perish because they were defeated, but because they refused to be devoured any longer.

In this life, Lin Yuan does not seek to become a god.

First, he will drag those seated in the heavens down, one by one.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is coincidental. Do not imitate.