The continent of St. Norun follows ancient laws: knights practice fighting spirit, mages control elements, and churches serve gods. Until Leo Castiel woke up, the memory of the Immortal Emperor remained in his body. He thought this was just another time-travel practice, but he soon discovered the absurd truth of this world:
Lorenzo, the God of Light believed in by the mainland, has long since fallen, and the "Stigmata" walking around the world now are fakes; the abyssal fissures are not natural disasters, but the product of experiments out of control; even the superior church judges are self-disciplined weapons left behind by the mechanical civilization thousands of years ago.
What's even more frightening is that outside the void, the "Time Cleanup Team" is watching with cold eyes. To them, this world, along with the invading abyss, is just a testing ground for a "test of the balance of light and darkness." Now that the experiment is out of control, their mission is not to save, but to format.
In this unequal war, Leo combined the power of immortality, magic, and machinery to create an unprecedented chaotic godhead; Adrian used false miracles to gather true faith and ignite the fire of humanity. They must use the power of the experimental field to resist the experimenters; they must use the rules given to them to break the prison of rules.
If you are tired of the routine-based time-travel invincible flow and the black-and-white battle between good and evil, this "anti-routine epic" that combines elements of immortality, Western fantasy, Cthulhu, and science fiction will take you into a new age of gods where lies are more sacred than truth, chess pieces are crazier than chess players, and experimental subjects are greater than the creator.
