Since the day you were born, 8.42 million “viewers” have been watching you.
The Mad God has descended, and the world has become a stage. The gods are the audience; humanity, the actors.
Su Yan awakens the forbidden path of fate, “Dan.” He can empathize with all things and imitate anyone, but each use of his ability makes him forget something precious: the old director’s face, the door to the orphanage, the person who once handed him a cup of coffee.
But he doesn’t dare stop.
The Mad God’s chosen are devouring his companions. Twelve-year-old Jiang Nian is still drawing sunflowers and waiting for him to come home. And twenty years ago, his mother shattered herself into 8.42 million “viewers” and embedded them in his fate.
“You’re not a vessel. You’re my child.”
When a false god from the old gods’ descendants tears open the seal on Tianheng Mountain with his own hands, Su Yan must choose:
Use those 8.42 million pairs of eyes to watch himself become a monster.
Or use them to slay the gods.
The Age of Fate’s Stage: The gods are watching. There is no retreat.
