[Urban power + heresy invasion + power struggle game] = [no system] + [no heroine] + [not invincible], I regret not watching it, but I regret it after reading it.
Twenty years ago, the fingertips of the gods cut through the curtain of the world.
When [Heresy Invasion] tore through the neon lights of the city, ten [authorities] fell like meteorites, and thirty heretical creatures awakened in the scarlet contract - they used the flesh and blood of believers as chess pieces, and fought and competed on the chessboard dropped by the gods.
Only the winner will ascend to the throne, and the loser's bones will become the cornerstone of the new world.
Su Cheng is the only "mistake" in this game.
A young man who was adopted by an orphanage has a strange existence called "Lao Yang" living in his body. He didn't crave power or make a contract, but every time death approached, he made Su Cheng realize that he was a madman.
Parchment circulates in dark alleys, and believers start a war for heresy.
When the contractor's heart stops beating, the corresponding heretic will be permanently removed from the list of candidates for the throne - this is an iron law set by the gods, but it is the sharpest blade in Su Cheng's hand.
"You said humans can't kill gods?"
The broken contract burned in Su Cheng's palm, and Lao Yang's sneer mixed with the cries of all living beings.
At this moment, authority is growing from the flesh and bones of mortals!
Reader comments
It starts off on a rocky note, not mentioning the danger, but letting people run around, not mentioning the hiring of bodyguards, but letting people misunderstand it, claiming that there is no heroine, writing ambiguous words, and falling in love at every turn.
It's very well written, and the world view feels so grand. It's such an undiscovered book.
It starts off on a rocky note, not mentioning the danger, but letting people run around, not mentioning the hiring of bodyguards, but letting people misunderstand it, claiming that there is no heroine, writing ambiguous words, and falling in love at every turn.
It's very well written, and the world view feels so grand. It's such an undiscovered book.