God said, "Let there be light," and there was light.
Gods, humans, and demons: the great Creator Yahweh made the world, and he was the world itself. He created a group of children, innocent and kind, to govern the rules of each world. They came to be known as angels.
But one of Yahweh's children turned traitor: Lucifer! The fallen angel became the mightiest demon and waged war against Heaven.
Humanity, a mere afterthought of Yahweh's, was completely abandoned by God. Yet humanity's pure spirit allowed people to learn nature magic. To find humanity a way to survive the conflict between angels and demons, the great magicians of a million years ago sacrificed every living human who could wield the forces of nature. Magicians and all kinds of warriors pushed their life forces to the limit, forcibly dragging both demons and angels into the mortal world. Heaven ceased to exist, and the physical forms of Yahweh and Lucifer were shattered. The god of old could only use his divine power to send his children through different cycles of reincarnation in search of a way to revive them. Lucifer had no choice but to use forbidden magic to separate his soul from his body. He left behind descendants and continually transferred his soul into them, but it grew weaker and weaker until it could no longer take control.
Our new Demon King is a half-demon, half-human hybrid. He is deeply interested in the history of Rongshi and believes that demons, humans, and angels are all dull. Only the truth is interesting.
It subverts the traditional settings of gods and demons and breaks the inherent perception of justice and evil. God created the world, and angels and demons are at war. Human beings are creatures abandoned by God, but they rely on pure spiritual energy to awaken natural magic. Countless ancestors used themselves as sacrifices to force angels and demons into the world, tearing apart the myth of heaven. The author has constructed a grand and profound worldview, in which all forces are entangled, the boundaries between good and evil are blurred, the plot is grand, and the twists are full of impact. The more you read, the more immersive you become.