Different Principles

The origin of all things comes from a creature. He gave birth to five children before his death. The children inherited some characteristics from the creature, namely flesh, wisdom, energy, soul, and creation. After the creature died, it turned into a vast plain, and his children lived on his bones. Energy felt that the world was too boring, so it created the sun with fire. Wisdom felt that the world needed balance, so it pieced together the moon. The soul split itself because of boredom and became the gods. The flesh began to throw away its body because of boredom, and the gods used this part of the body to interact with themselves. Part of his soul created various races. Creation spread concepts into the world out of boredom, so the world came to life. Later, the flesh died and turned into forests and water, the wisdom died and turned into mountains and mines, the energy died and sank into the earth, nourishing all things and turned into an abyss, and the soul was lost. The self became independent of the gods, and the creation lost its balance due to being thrown away, so it collapsed into thousands of laws to make up the world. Five areas were formed where they died, and people received gifts unique to them, and established systems of biology, technology, magic, beliefs, and abilities. (Concerning the setting of time, you cannot go to the future no matter what, and you cannot change the past no matter what. The world only exists now) [The book uses a lot of first-person and psychological activities at the beginning, which is very boring (it is being reset, and it will be much easier to read in the future). The early style is light and the rhythm is slow. The protagonist himself is not very powerful, so it is not a cool novel, but slowly grows up and leads everyone to slowly understand the world. The style of the work is light and life-oriented]