They Say I'm a God

Sheng Yang played a game whose world consisted of nothing but boundless lava and abysses, with beings of every race wandering through the darkness and chaos. Over the course of three years, she used her paintbrush to adorn that world bit by bit with stars, the sun, and the moon, then sketched out wilderness and forests. Once the world was finally complete, Sheng Yang, believing she'd beaten the game, happily closed it. Then she accidentally dropped her phone into water, and it never turned on again. After that came the whispers by her ear, the moisture and seaweed at her bedside when she woke up, the spotless house she returned to, and urban legends spreading across the world... All of it made Sheng Yang feel that something was off about this world. One day, she came home early and flung open the door. She saw a handsome man wearing a tattered piece of cloth as clothing, folding her blanket. The moment he saw her, he panicked and plunged into the bathtub, vanishing from sight. A fish tail flashed past. Sheng Yang was completely bewildered. Not long after, a three-legged golden crow with wings that blotted out the sky flew over the city. Coastal residents claimed they had heard a sea demon singing, and tourists at a crowded attraction saw a man stretching inside a blooming flower bud... Urban legends became reality, and people around the world were thrown into a panic. * The beings of another world prayed day and night, and at last their god arrived. With a sweep of her hand, the god cleaved open the sky, traced out the stars, sun, and moon, and scattered wilderness and forests across the land. The world, covered in lava and abysses for millions of years, came back to life. They longed to share their joy with their god, but just then they felt her presence begin to fade. They swore they would find their god. Theme: .