Slay the Gods: I Livestream to the Original World

Si Heyu was a Chinese literature major and avid fan who had read Slay the Gods at a psychiatric hospital to pieces. By chance, he bonded with the “Fate Weaver 007 Livestream System.”

As long as he livestreamed the original story to its world and harvested the characters’ shock, regret, and hope, he could exchange them for “intervention nodes” and change their predetermined fates.

On the day of his first broadcast, he shouted through red-rimmed eyes, “Captain Chen Muye, don’t die!” The butterfly effect instantly overturned the plot:

Lin Qiye awakened ahead of schedule, the Ancient God Church was thrown into disarray, and Outer Gods whispered through the fog:

“Find the one who steals words from fate, and tear him apart!”

From then on, the sky screen hung high above, and all looked up.

One comment could save a city; one spoiler could destroy a god.

Only when the threads of cause and effect between the two worlds knotted into an impasse did Si Heyu realize:

The most perilous dungeon wasn’t slaying gods. It was himself.

“Lin Qiye, this time, let me take the blade of the original story for you.”