Year 226 of the Old Gods' calendar.
Scalding golden divine blood was scattered across every inch of the Western Continent.
The people burned down holy temples, toppled and smashed idols, and poured into the streets in wave after wave, singing that the incompetent gods, unrestrained in their freedom and evil in their greed, would ultimately be defeated by humanity's simple wisdom.
The priests of old took off their white robes and stood at the head of the procession, holding a scepter in one hand and a torch in the other. They burned the most devout pope alive.
The onlookers cheered loudly. Their applause and shouts could not drown out the scent of their own kind being roasted.
Amid the frenzy of the god hunt, only Leor escaped.
He became the last believer in God on the continent.
Everyone was shouting that the gods had fallen.
But Leor's faith would never waver.
He would go east, all the way to the distant Far East, to seek the original holy land.
In the Far East,
God would meet him.
[Before You Read]
1. The male lead is like Tang Monk's flesh. Every fun-loving character who appears, no matter how devious or chaotic, will ultimately fall for him one-sidedly. The male lead never responds in the slightest, so this is an no-couple story.
2. Western fantasy setting. The original gods appear only as objects of faith, without emotions, consciousness, or a specific appearance. There is no romance between humans and gods.
Theme: The gods have no form
