Abyss Keeper: Don't Believe in God

Name: Abyss Keeper: Don't Believe in God
Author: Power Rangers

守渊人：别信神

by Power Rangers (超凡战士)

Status: Ongoing
Source: Fanqie

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Synopsis

The gods you believe in are all fake. Three thousand years ago we were defeated and all the gods died. What you worship now is all fake. The virtual beasts are gathering more and more behind the door, and the tampered memories are covering reality. I am the last person guarding the abyss, and there are 30,000 dead souls living in my mind. The door opened. This time, there will be no ancient gods to stop the disaster for you. My name is Jiang Mo, and I owe the owner of the Internet cafe 800 yuan in Internet fees. Behind that door, there is a group of undead people who have been waiting for three thousand years, waiting for me to return. ---

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