Yu Youtang is a teacher who stands by sound scientific values. When a student takes her place in a deadly sacrifice, she is pulled into a horror game. Here, human nature is twisted, morality trampled, and the flowers of the motherland are subjected to abuse.
So she does everything she can to save everyone's life, even challenging the game's big bad on the very first day. With her interference, each instance teeters on the verge of collapse.
Yu Youtang is the very definition of a bleeding heart, and these difficulties never scare her.
She is determined to send the big bad to the human world for an education, where he can be steeped in moral values.
But her self-righteousness comes to an end the moment the villain has a change of heart.
Because that man actually takes her for his new amusement and wants to repay her kindness with betrayal.
Yu Youtang (with a bitter smile): “Would you rather I beat you up, or teach you by example?”
Villain: “Neither. I was blind.”
When the onlookers first saw Yu Youtang, they looked down on her. In this world, beauty is worthless, kindness is a burden, and evil people live longer.
But then they saw this woman speak rings around someone one moment, take on a boss alone the next, and help them escape alive without holding a grudge. Only then did they realize that gods really do exist.
In the end, they watched their goddess embrace their nightmare and leave the light for them.
A morally upright heroine who is harsh only to the male lead x a true god and deranged male lead who sees all living things as grass
It's nice. It's nice. Why are there no previous book reviews?
Not bad, not bad. Each copy is relatively short and not too long-winded. The heroine is very strong and has a high IQ. It's a joy to watch. It's just about gods and people. I feel a little sad after reading it. It's not that gods have abandoned people, but that people have given up on gods.