Aha, the star-god of joy, walks side by side with humanity.
Joy is applauding the dignity of life and rejoicing in the vitality of all living beings.
He stirs up a pool of stagnant water and brings about endless possibilities.
He can also break the fourth wall.
One day, the Star God of Joy stood on the Tree of Imaginary Numbers and heard the cry of a brand new world in the distance.
The Star God of Joy said: Anyone can be happy!
So Aha pretended to enter that lifeless little world.
Then he gave a big job to a group of gods who just wanted to fall in love.
PS: The author doesn't know why he has this idea about being killed by a fairy puppet show. Maybe it's because Aha is the most "human" star god, so he wants to see what kind of chemical reaction there will be when a group of immortals who are full of desire and want to be buried with the three worlds meet Aha...
Aha will shake the projection of the iron character to attract the crowd, and later add other star gods.
Purpose: Promote life with dignity, wish all living beings freedom
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