The story of the Star Gods is initially divided into three independent parts.
Fate, reason, parallel worlds, redemption?
Seventeen Star Gods hover within a compound topological structure combining a regular dodecahedron and a pentagonal tower. Their existence is like weights on the scales of the universe, maintaining a delicate and fragile balance. Yet behind this seemingly sacred and solemn facade lie secrets of unfathomable darkness.
At this critical moment, Xinghen suddenly felt a familiar power envelop them. He looked up and saw the figure of the Young Star God.
"Sakura Rain..." Xinghen's voice trembled, his eyes full of shock and delight.
Words like a cloud of probability drifted from Xinghen's lips: "Remember, when we fire at the moon, what falls out of the cartridge case is..."
[Prologue: Zero] The lofty Star Gods have a shocking side to them. It's another dull, mediocre story.
So, are you ready for an adventure, partner...?
[The Second Timeline] The pain of history is like dried ink on a page. If you can change the traces of time, but the price is creating a disaster with your own hands, will you accept it?
No matter what you think, come experience the tragedy first.
[Parallel Universe] When you open this file, you'll find it records a world gone wrong, playing a flawed symphony. Have you witnessed the old world's death with your own eyes, and listened to the new world's cries?
Observer of Civilization
The story of the Star Gods is initially divided into three independent parts.
The story is huge, but a little disorganized, and the divisions between paragraphs are not clear enough. However, in the latest chapters, it can be seen that the author is becoming more and more skilled and detailed😘 Come on
Work harder, old friend, don't lose again