Western FantasysinisistarblasphemousCthulhuGame DerivedFunny
Izzy is just a peasant farmer with a wealthy family and childhood sweethearts who like each other.
He originally thought that the life of his wife and children would be over.
As a result, after one night, the village was destroyed, the people were gone, the childhood sweetheart became a saint of the church, and she also experienced miracles of pain.
Hey, uncle, where did this come from? Is this still in China?
Reader comments
In an era when faith collapses, people are often eager to find scapegoats, and the real hero may be the misunderstood one.
Looking forward to seeing how the protagonist breaks prejudices and opens up a new path in chaos. This is not only a story about the "evil god", but also a mirror that reflects reality.
When we label others easily, do we become part of the ignorance? [What]
Lots of support for new writers
It's very nice to read, and the passages are also mixed with the author's thoughts on his own writing, which shows that the author knows how to read and write what he writes, which is very good [like][like][like]
Very good, a 🧈worldview can be expanded to such a large scale
The protagonist's power comes from a blasphemous system?
I haven't seen such a good book on Tomato for a long time. I hope you can work hard and stick to it. I will vote for you if I can.
In an era when faith collapses, people are often eager to find scapegoats, and the real hero may be the misunderstood one. Looking forward to seeing how the protagonist breaks prejudices and opens up a new path in chaos. This is not only a story about the "evil god", but also a mirror that reflects reality. When we label others easily, do we become part of the ignorance? [What]
Lots of support for new writers
It's very nice to read, and the passages are also mixed with the author's thoughts on his own writing, which shows that the author knows how to read and write what he writes, which is very good [like][like][like]
Very good, a 🧈worldview can be expanded to such a large scale
The protagonist's power comes from a blasphemous system?
I haven't seen such a good book on Tomato for a long time. I hope you can work hard and stick to it. I will vote for you if I can.
Very interesting, a rare fan
Big cheers for the author, from Tieba
I'm a little curious, is "Blasphemy" fun?