Game of Gods: Beginning with a Book of Ashes

[Steam magic·God is not a god·Not brainless fun·Not a single-line narrative] Roy was pulled into a world where steam and magic coexisted by a man in gray robes, and a charred forbidden book was forced into his mind. When he was about to die, the pages of the book spontaneously ignited, and one page would change his life. Others use forbidden techniques to shorten their lives. He flipped through the catalog and used which page he turned to. When others worshiped gods, he discovered that the Scarlet Lord, the Lord of Annihilation, and the Eye of Distortion—the three evil gods were three projections of the same outer being. God is not God. God is conducting experiments in higher dimensions, and believers are fighting for fake holy wars below. Others have been cultivating for thirty years and climbed from novice to high level. His book turns the pages by itself and the list of techniques is displayed directly. The price is that the pages of the book are burned and the forbidden technique is permanently lost. The gang melee in the Rust District was just the beginning. After the fall of Red Dawn, the four parties of the empire split, and a full-scale civil war broke out. The armored chariots of the royalists were bombarded by the Rockskin Beast Legion of the Democratic Alliance. There were more than two sides on the battlefield: a third party was picking up corpses below, and waiting on the other side of the fissure. After the Western Continent is defeated, the steel and glass cities of the Eastern Continent, the rune assembly lines of the Northern Continent, and the ruins of the ancient gods that will be activated by blood in the Southern Continent - the four continents are all connected under the cracks. The first time the Book of Ashes writes on its own is when everything seems to be ending. "The third rift is not to the south, but to the west. It has been open from the beginning." The person on the other side is not looking. Waiting on the other side. And his blank page - not even a scorch mark - was either burned or not written on.