This book should generally be classified as fantasy, but the author also wants to add a little bit of online games, a little bit of technology, a little bit of reincarnation and rebuilding, a little bit of alchemy and other miscellaneous contents. My expectation at the beginning was to take it easy; I hope that no matter whether my grades are good or bad, I will be more relaxed and not too strenuous. I also hope that book lovers will find it quite worry-free when reading it; if it can still be a bit interesting, that would be even better.
Although the name is in the divine world, the protagonist is still just a mortal at the beginning, and he still lives the life of us ordinary people. He also had to graduate from school and find a job, and he failed in interviews; the failures became more and more outrageous each time. Fortunately, I had memories of my past life's Go skills that were not very good, close to amateur level 4, and I muddleheadedly earned a few divine coins that were enough to make ends meet.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
