If the Gods Abandon This World, I’ll Become a God to Protect It

Title: Ripples of Three Lives, Perhaps This World Should Have No Gods (I can’t change the title for now. What a headache.) [Slay the Gods] [Multiple heroines] [Slow burn] [Decisive killing] [Multiple souls in one body] [Dark tone] [Switching between eight forms] Alternate title: Eight Gods, One Demon. P.S. Seeing the words “Slay the Gods” in the synopsis might make you think of a certain masterpiece. I have to admit, Slay the Gods is amazing. I’m also doing my best to escape its shadow. This book follows a path of revenge and self-redemption. The world, broadly speaking: Special souls, remnant souls, and divine souls are scattered throughout the world. These souls are collectively known as Soulbearers. They are called special because they originate from the mythologies of various nations. Gods exist in this world, as do foreign gods from beyond the borders of this realm, though no one knows where they are. Only a glimpse of this world lies hidden behind the reality we know. Which side is the true face of the world no longer matters. Ever since the birth of a hyper-realistic virtual reality game called Eternal World, everyone has seen a glimpse of this world... The ripples of time gradually rise to the surface. <Past Life>, <Present Life>, and <Next Life> together make up his life. With revenge running through his entire life, he gradually walks the path of self-redemption. The ripples of fate bring them together, and on the road to annihilation and salvation, he chooses himself. Perhaps this world should have no gods. Only after slaying the last god in <Next Life> did he notice that the world no longer had any gods, only souls fallen into demonic corruption...