I'm Not the God of Robbery

He is not a disaster star, he is the last conscience of heaven After reading the latest chapter, I feel a lump in my chest. What shocked me most about "I'm Not the God of Jie" was not the subversive setting, but the coexistence of extreme tragedy and divinity in the character Lin Jie. Everyone regards him as a disaster star, but they don't know that he is the only "conscience" in this collapsing fairy world. When the Heavenly Tribulation becomes a resource monopolized by the powerful, when the path of cultivation becomes a competition between birth and resources, the so-called "Way of Heaven" has long been unfair. But Lin Jie, the walking calamity himself, is using his own way to implement the most primitive justice - the good are helped and the evil are punished. The Lin Jie described by the author is not "controlling" the heavenly calamity. He is a "demon mirror" that reflects the truest karma and sin in everyone's heart. This kind of lonely courage to fight against the entire decadent order with the power of one person, this kind of stubbornness to stick to inner principles amidst thousands of misunderstandings, is the most passionate and touching core of this story. He is not the God of Tribulation who brings destruction, he is the ruler who redefines "fairness" for this dark fairyland.