The Two Sinners in One Girl

[Cthulhu + Magic + Martial Arts + Systemless + Killing + Western Fantasy + Multiple Personalities + Myth + Contrast] Note: Some words in this novel are for entertainment purposes only. "Insects will always beg for alms from the powerful. They call oppression as grace, and can never reach the other side of true happiness. Such a world is peaceful on the surface, but in fact it is rotten on the inside. The best outcome is to wipe out all life." "Even if the Dragon Emperor, the Nameless Pharaoh, the Khan of All Spirits, and the King of Runes stand against me again, they will not be able to escape the fate of the end sequence. All things will reap their own consequences..." Glen Yin is a city of sin. It is remote, wild and has no rules. There are ten unforgivable criminals in this city, and they hang over the city like a nightmare. The protagonist Kayal (a boy with a not-so-normal life experience) was exiled to Gran Yin by the Pope because of his parents' heretical beliefs. Here he met Hermafro, one of the Ten Sins, and a magical war related to gods, sinners, and the world began. In the last era of mankind, will people obtain the forgiveness of the destroyer? What do the Ten Sins and the Five Kings represent? As the truth gradually becomes clear, the world comes to an end. Can monkeys really kill gods? I think it shouldn't work. After all, it would be unrealistic if everything could end perfectly. The guilty are guilty, and they should be judged no matter how many good things they have done. The unexpected behind-the-scenes person will eventually take over all lives in the final song of dusk, which cannot be stopped, cannot be recognized, and cannot be redeemed.