Time cracked open at the thirty-eighth death. Mo Yu, a senior high school student, discovered that every time he died strangely on the day of the monthly math exam, he would be taken back to the broken time and space at fifteen past fifteen. In the black rain-soaked classroom, analytical geometry questions turned into bronze gears, and the scales behind the ears of his deskmate reflected memories of past lives - it turned out that he was the reincarnation of the Holy Lord who sealed the outer god "U Demon Beast" a hundred years ago, and this reincarnation was the last curse of the god.
When the mutated classmates gnawed flesh and blood, and when the holographic advertisement twisted into a dragon shadow, Mo Yu glimpsed the trace of time deep in the locker. The old man in the bronze mask pierced his heart with an astrolabe, and a prophecy appeared on the title page of "A Brief History of Time" stained with blood. In the clear light of the jade pendant as it fell from the rooftop, he saw a deeper conspiracy: the black energy of the Umomon was evolving humans into dragon-shaped monsters, and his ever-increasing rebirth ability actually came from the last bet of the sealed one.
Traveling between the hexagrams on the math test paper and the illusion of the Nine Dragons fighting, Mo Yu gradually came into contact with the cruel truth - mercy is the beginning of corruption, and the fate of the so-called child of destiny is just a carefully designed sacrifice. When the dragon claws of his former companions pierced his chest, and when he became the new devil and was cast aside by all mankind, those bronze gears solidified in time and space finally revealed the true juncture of fate: to end the apocalypse, you must first become the apocalypse itself.
This work uses magnificent and violent brushstrokes to create a cybernetic book of mountains and seas between mathematical symbols and dragon scales. The gears of time bite into Cthulhu-style despair, and holographic neon and ancient bronze artifacts achieve a strange symbiosis in the plasma. To kill a god, do you have to let the god's blood flow into your veins?
Reader comments
Although I couldn't understand it, I was shocked [laughing and crying]
The content is novel and the logic is complex, testing the reader's thinking ability and logical thinking, as well as whether the reader has a broad range of knowledge.
Although I couldn't understand it, I was shocked [laughing and crying]
The content is novel and the logic is complex, testing the reader's thinking ability and logical thinking, as well as whether the reader has a broad range of knowledge.