She is the embodiment of the ancient fear of the universe, Yinque.
He was awakened from his deep sleep by a deliberate summons from a human being.
He did not kneel down and pray to her, but recited love poems to her;
She didn't give him strength or wealth, but only endless nightmares in return.
Until he sacrificed his soul to her and said with a smile: "I give you everything I have."
Only then did Yinque realize that this so-called tyrant's love brain itself was the most extreme madness in the world.
[Crazy Pirate Boss × Lezi Evil God | He thought he was blaspheming, but in fact he was sacrificing]
Reader comments
In a novel setting, the heroine is a being similar to an ancient god, and she has not lost her sense of inhumanity in the mortal world. The female protagonist regards all things as stupid dogs and doesn't care if she is offended. Why doesn't the male protagonist care? It is clearly written that the male protagonist is centered on the female protagonist, but he is here to explore and perform rituals and does not care about the follow-up. These are innocuous, but what is not acceptable is that the female protagonist was involved in school bullying and was killed by the ghost, but the male protagonist went to save her because she was a friend's sister.
In a novel setting, the heroine is a being similar to an ancient god, and she has not lost her sense of inhumanity in the mortal world. The female protagonist regards all things as stupid dogs and doesn't care if she is offended. Why doesn't the male protagonist care? It is clearly written that the male protagonist is centered on the female protagonist, but he is here to explore and perform rituals and does not care about the follow-up. These are innocuous, but what is not acceptable is that the female protagonist was involved in school bullying and was killed by the ghost, but the male protagonist went to save her because she was a friend's sister.