Occasionally, a middle-aged woman was given the opportunity to be reborn, and gained the ability to kill, kill, and take possession of others. From this, she also gained the opportunity to come into contact with hidden things in the world. She created a polarized world. On one side is a utopia of peaceful times, and on the other side is a hell where people fight each other and struggle to survive, in order to satisfy her own selfish desires. However, a crisis is approaching and the empire she created is in danger of falling apart. Can she touch the reality of the world when she falls?
"Mediocre" mortals also have their nobility, and there is no such thing as absolute vulgarity. Mortals also have the opportunity to change the rules under the ravages of the Creator.
The first volume mainly describes the space and rules she created, as well as the performance of various types of people in it, including those who are freed, those who are struggling, and those who are fighting. The second volume mainly describes the story of her getting started after gaining abilities, and the narrative is mainly centered on the heroine. The third volume describes the reality and self-liberation she encountered when the space she created was destroyed.
Ps: There is a lot of foreshadowing and foreshadowing in the book, as well as character lens changes. It may be difficult to understand in the early stage, but they are all related and will be collected and explained one by one when the main line is rolled out. In addition, there will be some difficult-to-understand pictures and scenes in the book, and their causes will be explained later.
Happy reading everyone.
