This is an age of heroes, an age of the chosen.
Endless disasters descend, and countless heroes rise, shining brightly in this world.
Cosmic overlords from beyond the stars, demons from hell, and even the many gods born of mythology: they are the disasters, the enemies.
The bald hero who defeats foes with a single punch, the angel who believes in the Creator, and the godslayers born from mythic epics: they are hope, heroes, and heroic spirits.
This is an epic woven by countless heroic spirits and heroes, beginning from zero and reaching infinity.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
Why do some chapters only have part of them?
I just finished reading Chapter 10. The weapons that can be paired with the Demonic Eye of Death are not only small knives, but also long knives. The root style is to use a long knife. In fact, any weapon will do, as long as it can accurately reach the dead line and dead center.
The worldview is a bit big and confusing, I hope the author can control it. It's easy to collapse like this. Many of the settings are very buggy, and the power system is very messy. I hope you won't increase any power setting at will. Take Gensokyo, for example. If you write about a character like Gensokyo, I hope you won't use a second setting, just a first setting. The random destruction of the world in the second setting is really annoying.