Shinhwa is back, but it's not here to save people—it's here to seize authority, belief, and territory. Thunder struck the city, waves poured in, miracles exploded into hot topics in the camera, and the city seemed to have been thrown into the Colosseum of the Gods.
Lin Guan is a purebred Lezi man.
He doesn't want to save the world, nor does he want to be a savior, nor does he want to kneel down and beg God to save his life. He just wants to stand in the safest corner, watch the most outrageous dramas, shoot some material and post it, get the buzz going, and the comment section explodes - this is how life should be lived.
But the problem is: his way of "watching the show" is a bit too lacking.
While others pray, he broadcasts live broadcasts;
The gods swore an oath and he destroyed it on the spot;
When gods fight, he doesn't run away, but adds drama to it;
When the miracle came, his first reaction was - "This section can cut a ghost."
What's even more outrageous is that the Ember of God's War chose him.
He will not be easily swallowed by divinity, but is like a natural "container for bystanders". The more chaotic he is, the more he can survive, and the more explosive he is, the more he can pick up the slack. As a result, Lin Guan went from watching the crowd to becoming a troublemaker in the eyes of the gods: a variable who did not believe in God, was not afraid of God, and specialized in embarrassing God.
When faith begins to collapse, order begins to regress, and divine power prepares to return to the world——
Lin Guan suddenly felt that the "high and mighty" gameplay of the gods was too boring.
He wants more fun:
Pull the gods off the altar and let them have a taste of being mortals.
"Gods, don't worry, I'll just take a look"——
A "pure fun-based human growth series" that brings back the mythology and is a refreshing novel: talking nonsense, picking up troubles, and watching the gods break their defenses with a smile. When darkness falls, he is not the light, but the person who turns the stage light to the maximum.
