For no apparent reason, a pixel game appeared on the desktop of overworked office drone Wang Yu.
He tossed in a clove of garlic, and a primitive tribe revered it as a divine gift;
he threw in a lighter, and the faithful gained an eternal flame;
he put in a fruit knife, and it turned straight into a divine beast-slaying weapon.
Even more terrifying:
Things from the game could be sent back to reality.
He had planned to quietly farm and make his fortune without drawing attention.
That was until another player god marched against him with an army, branded him a heretic, and set out to erase him completely.
In a desperate situation, Wang Yu shattered an ancient seal and released the headless God of War, imprisoned for ten thousand years.
One swing of the axe, and the Earth God fell. The player himself died on the spot.
From then on, this world, divided among countless gods, had one more mortal god of mysterious origins.
What they didn't know was this:
The name of this mortal god was Yu.
This book is quite novel, and the subject matter is something I have never seen before.
The subject matter is novel and the author's thinking is active. I look forward to the exciting plot in the future.