(Alias: Behind the Time)
[Western fantasy + Holy See + usurping the throne + fast pace]
When the old gods are silent, lies become truth
When the holy light goes out, mortals can also be crowned gods
He is the "son given by God". He chanted sutras at the age of three, exorcised demons at the age of seven, and walked in the holy light at the age of twelve, as if he were God himself.
The pope made him a holy son, all nations bowed before him, and his name was sung throughout Elderland.
But what they don't know is——
When he prayed in front of the altar, what he recited was never the name of the old god.
"If God is dead or has turned his back on this world -"
"Then I will become the new god."
The realm of this book: mundane, extraordinary, sacred, legendary, demigod, false god, true god...
Reader comments
Well written and full of plot
It's about the level of strength, spells, and spells that are written very vaguely and unclearly.
The writing is good, it has the flavor of a pioneer and a fellow traveler, and it is charming. It is a pity that the author does not say whether there is a female protagonist (I have a female protagonist). Also, the protagonist's attack methods are currently a bit lacking, and there is no fighting part.
Looks good. I hope there will be more. Come on.
Good looking, come on author
Come on, it looks pretty
It's quite interesting, but I feel like the author's writing is unclear and the pace is too fast.
The author's writing is great, but it's a pity that it's not very popular. I hope more people will read it.
It's well written. It's the first time I've seen this type of book. It reduces the detailed description of battles and training and adds more thoughts on human nature. The only problem is that the protagonist is too precocious. The saint cannot be explained by a time traveler. Even if it is from the modern past, it is difficult, but it is okay. There is nothing wrong with the protagonist having a halo. Come on, author!
It's very well written. This is the best Western fantasy novel I've ever read.
Looks good, has great potential
The protagonist is extremely divine
More real and objective
I think it's okay now, and I'm looking forward to the follow-up development.
What I wrote earlier is pretty good, I'll wait and see what happens next.
A very good book that fits my thoughts about Western magic and is my ideal story.
The content is good so far and the writing is acceptable. I look forward to the follow-up content.
Well written and full of plot It's about the level of strength, spells, and spells that are written very vaguely and unclearly.
The writing is good, it has the flavor of a pioneer and a fellow traveler, and it is charming. It is a pity that the author does not say whether there is a female protagonist (I have a female protagonist). Also, the protagonist's attack methods are currently a bit lacking, and there is no fighting part.
Looks good. I hope there will be more. Come on.
Good looking, come on author
Come on, it looks pretty
It's quite interesting, but I feel like the author's writing is unclear and the pace is too fast.
The author's writing is great, but it's a pity that it's not very popular. I hope more people will read it.
It's well written. It's the first time I've seen this type of book. It reduces the detailed description of battles and training and adds more thoughts on human nature. The only problem is that the protagonist is too precocious. The saint cannot be explained by a time traveler. Even if it is from the modern past, it is difficult, but it is okay. There is nothing wrong with the protagonist having a halo. Come on, author!
It's very well written. This is the best Western fantasy novel I've ever read.
Looks good, has great potential
The protagonist is extremely divine
More real and objective
I think it's okay now, and I'm looking forward to the follow-up development.
What I wrote earlier is pretty good, I'll wait and see what happens next.
A very good book that fits my thoughts about Western magic and is my ideal story.
The content is good so far and the writing is acceptable. I look forward to the follow-up content.