[Note: This article is a setting of two male protagonists that goes beyond friendship but does not revolve around Danmei. Weir comes from well, which symbolizes the male protagonist Weir's pursuit of status, reputation, and vain personality. Eli comes from Eli, which represents supreme devotion and self-sacrifice. Weier is kind on the outside but evil on the inside, while Eli is evil on the outside and kind on the inside. The two completely opposite people finally found each other's original intention because of an unexpected encounter. ——This book was written when I was at the most confused and darkest time in my life. It is the process of my inner self-salvation.
Ten years ago, in order to survive, Weir abandoned her friend Ian and followed the God of Destiny, Bennet, to the realm of God far away from human suffering, and became the only candidate for the God of Destiny.
Ten years later, Weier returned to the world. He wanted to punish the demons who caused harm to the world in the name of the gods, but unexpectedly fell into the hands of the demon king Eli. In order to survive, he was forced to accept Eli's deal and start a long journey. During the long journey, Weir discovered that the demons were not as evil as described by the gods. Even the cold and fierce Eli had a gentle and considerate side.
Weier originally thought that his relationship with Eli would end with the end of the deal, but he did not expect that a coincidence would allow them, who had been short-term partners, to meet again as enemies, and the original deal would be known to the entire Protoss. In order to prove that she had not betrayed the Gods, Weir personally climbed onto the execution platform and executed Eli with her own hands.
However, Weil never expected that Eli turned out to be Ian, his friend from ten years ago. By the time he knew Eli's true identity, it was already too late.
In order to make up for the mistakes he made, Weir mustered up the courage to escape from the realm of God.
However, fate always plays tricks on Weir, leaving him bruised and bruised by deception and lies, and dying in despair and helplessness. In the end, he is sent to the same place as Eli - the execution platform.
When Weir accepted death indifferently, the demons suddenly broke into the realm of gods, setting off a bloody melee. The truth about the gods and demons three hundred years ago finally surfaced, and the boundaries between justice and evil gradually blurred...
Concept: The truth is always accompanied by pain, and lies always hide tenderness. No one can escape the tricks of fate, so love the tenderness that protects you with all your heart!
