Narrated by a bored evil god.
Copywriter: Humans and I may indeed be two completely opposite creatures.
Otherwise, why would the world in my eyes be so different from theirs?
In this turbulent era, the judge rings the evening bell, the bishop betrays the gods, the saints defect to power, the hazy mist weaves a terrifying trap, and in the dark abyss, the gem of hope shines... I am in the center of the whirlpool, but I have no idea.
It is probably a story about the evil god observing this strange world with his own understanding. Of course, most of it is wrong! Wrong! ! ! In order to assist understanding, there will be a third-person explanation, which is probably one chapter from the first person and half a chapter from the third person.
In fact, it can't be considered a diary, it's just the evil god's random thoughts... Mixed with all kinds of strange thoughts from him. It's warm and healing (probably). It has elements of gramming but it's not scary at all.
Demining is in the first person, takes up a relatively large proportion, the first and third are parallel, there is a lot of nonsense, and the author loses both his writing style and his brain when writing it.
Yuan Geng
Intention: It turns out that the joys and sorrows of man and God are not connected.