The Struggle for Theocracy Is Also the Road to Growth

It's a new book by a newcomer, and it's a non-traditional and refreshing article. If you don't like it, you can criticize it, but there's no need to write it off. (∀) Game of Gods, a road to the gods. Yang Tianning, an ordinary senior high school student who was taking a math class, was accidentally involved in a supernatural event with the world. The god named "Justice" announced the start of the divine power game. The entire universe was forced to be involved in this game led by the gods. The final winner will be qualified to become a god. What is the most important thing on the road to becoming a god? Is it the pursuit of supreme power? To become a leader and be respected and recognized by thousands of people? Or are you blessed with great opportunities and great luck? Perhaps one or the other is indispensable, but the most important thing is to have the ability to endure the pain of growth. People without roots cannot go far. Having no strength but lacking roots is like a machine that neighs day and night, without the self; being admired by thousands of people but lacking roots is like an ancient tree without roots, which will eventually be unable to withstand the weight of wind and rain; having luck but lacking roots is like a nouveau riche who won the lottery, but ultimately failed to hold on to his wealth. Water without roots cannot flow forever, and people without roots cannot achieve great things. Yang Tianning is just an ordinary student on earth. Can he have the talent to become a god? No one knows, but time will tell. A boy's journey is about to begin.