[Pseudo DND, system, game world, lord]
"When divine grace turns into shackles, I will smash this programmed world with my own hands."
On the northern border, Yue Yang, a young lord of Cedar Village, unexpectedly arrived during a divine revelation ceremony, giving him a mysterious "bronze dice" and declaring him a god. This was supposed to be the beginning of glory, but it plunged him into a whirlpool of struggle between divine power and royal power.
Relying on the cards and oracles given by the dice, Yue Yang defended the village from pirates and cultists, established a new territory, and even expedition to the cursed island to gain the allegiance of exiles from other worlds. However, when he repelled the invasion of the abyss and quelled the rebellion in the north, he discovered that the same shadow swayed behind all crises: those beings on the throne of God were treating the world as a chess game.
Ragnarok arrives unexpectedly, and the gods fall into the mortal world.
But Yue Yang's "Bronze Dice" system is still running. The ultimate test is to collect the divinity of all gods and open the way to the divine realm.
When he led an army of mortals into the Kingdom of God, what he saw was not the glorious temple, but the shattered Kingdom of God, its fallen rules, and the barriers of the world being devoured by the void gods. The three masters of destiny knelt on the ground and revealed the cruel truth:
This world, along with the so-called gods, heroes and demon kings - are just "test programs" written by higher beings, and the preset plots are played out in cycles.
Reader comments
Pseudo-DND novel, the plot is ups and downs, relatively slow, not bad
Pseudo-DND novel, the plot is ups and downs, relatively slow, not bad