A poor student has spent half a semester living on plain steamed buns, saving every penny to buy his mother a proper birthday gift.
A white-collar woman teeters on the luxury heels she struggled to afford, using a cutting mask of "perfection" to conceal the ugly cracks left by her failures at work.
When a humble mother bends her frightened back to a polished professional after accidentally dropping her phone...
When cutting mockery becomes a poison-coated blade, piercing the boy's last shred of self-respect and his determination to protect...
The burning poor student and the cold rich professional clash in an absurd "battle of the gods" amid flying coffee and fragments of luxury goods!
And this is only the bloody prelude to the Seven Deadly Sins, scattered among humanity and consuming those they choose as hosts...
In the shadows, a shrewd businessman adjusts his glasses, twirling an invisible chain between his fingers. At his feet lies a tabby cat with an absurdly huge appetite. "Gluttony" is a cat? "Sloth" is a couch potato? How fascinating.
His greedy gaze has already settled on the two out-of-control sins in the mall: "Wrath" and "Pride"...
"The Original Sin Matrix needs only a few final pieces. Power, wealth, destiny... even 'divine authority' will all be mine."
When mortal bodies become vessels for original sin,
when the resolve to protect ignites a wrath that can burn the gods,
when prideful judgment meets unyielding resistance,
when greed's web silently closes around every awakened "sinner"...
"The world's glitter is nothing but the last embers before original sin sets it ablaze."
Welcome to the absurd age of the Seven Deadly Sins' awakening!
Okay, that's pretty good for a novice author 😄. Hope to see the end. Although the worldview is very common, it is no longer novel. However, the author's description of human psychology is very accurate, and it is a very novel experience to read it.