What's it like to transmigrate into a book?
Barren says he has plenty of authority on the subject, because not only did he transmigrate into a book, he transmigrated into his own book.
A fraudulent bishop from the start, about to get himself killed... None of that can stop him from achieving his ultimate goal.
To fix the "errors" that have appeared in the world of the book, Barren sweeps his hand and decides to introduce an even greater error: an invasion by the Outer Gods!
An invisible ink-wash scroll unfurls in the sky, revealing countless ancient, majestic figures one by one.
Using the "Chinese gods" as his foundation, he spreads knowledge of faith, develops faith-based technology, and improves the system of belief. From a small town to a kingdom and then the whole world, he builds up his power step by step until his church becomes the world's largest.
What? You say all the other churches have been wiped out? And the errors have collapsed, too?
That's because they were useless. What does that have to do with Barren?
"If you're bad, practice more!"
"If you can't take losing, don't play!"
At last, everything settles down. The "error" is repaired, and the world returns to normal. The System delivers its final evaluation for the mission on a little slip of paper:
[Respected Beacon of the Mortal World, Light of All Lights, Ideal Martyr, Herald of the Gospel, Dove of Peace on the Northern Front, Kingdom Ambassador for Equal Rights, Archrival Both Loved and Hated by the Seven Gods, Instigator of the Outer God Invasion...]
Barren expressionlessly scans the increasingly outrageous titles, then tears the slip into pieces in a few quick motions.
"Anyway, System, I did a pretty good job completing the mission, right?"
"You're right, Host!"
"In that case, hurry up and send me back to the modern world..."
Before he can finish, he suddenly hears the System let out an electronic shriek at a deafening 120 decibels.
"Teacher, are you going to abandon me?"
Barren helplessly looks at his own wolfish student, who has the System trapped in his palm, and sighs as he rubs his forehead.
"I can stay."
"But could you put away that dangerous look first?"
Joshua blinks, all the gloom and domineering air from moments ago gone. He crouches down, appearing perfectly obedient, lifts Barren's wrist, and then bites down.
The taste of blood fills his mouth in an instant, and he swishes his tail in delight.
An exclusive mark, the perfect way to bind your beloved!
1. I'm terrible at writing blurbs. Just read it for fun.
2. A scheming, ambitious performer who'll stop at nothing x a former dark-god seed who failed to turn evil and became a tsundere goofball (?), strictly 1v1 throughout.
3. Written for fun. Read at your own pace.
4. The protagonist's species is demi-human, with some animal features.
Theme: Promote Chinese faith, strive to develop, and grow stronger and bigger.
I'm sure someone is praising the article, let's eat together
Can you write a million-word novel?
So far, the author's writing style is very warm and beautiful, and the characters are also very distinct. This is a rare article, and I believe it can become one of the pillars of Western fantasy novels in this genre (at least in my mind). [Spread flowers] Currently, Barron is spreading Chinese beliefs, looking for the potential of the people through the Chinese gods, and giving them suitable careers. At this point, professionals reappear in the world. Such power guides people in the best direction to realize their self-worth and brings them hope of survival and the dawn of a happy life. The positive energy of this move can be seen. However, it is undeniable that powerful power can only create welfare for all living beings under correct guidance (no matter what it is guided by). The first-level professionals mentioned so far in this article are already so powerful, thanks to the fact that they are all kind-hearted people who stick to the right path. The power is not misused. But, as I looked at it, I felt scared. Not that this is bad. It's just that I don't see the binding force that it should have. Real freedom is always under the correct constraints. The binding force is consistent with the expectations of the good life. Naturally, what has not yet been realized in reality can be placed in the novel as a reader, but the author should not be too troubled. There are many bald people. How true it is, we have to wait for the test of time. I hereby praise the author. Each of your protagonists can represent bravery and become a hero. They move forward upholding the justice in their hearts, pursue the beauty of the world, and bring hope, awakening, and liberation to the people. Pioneers are always like this, I praise you 💪. [Cat's claw][cat's claw][cat's claw][cat's claw][cat's claw]
Could your greed be any cuter? [Rose]🐰
The plot setting is quite interesting, the author must not be disappointed later
It's so unexpected. It's a life-or-death battle. Every time the protagonist makes a move, someone has a plan B. How could he not predict the mistakes of Jack's actions? It's a bit like forcing the protagonist's plan to go wrong and create a new white-haired female character. Or did this female character use some means to make Jack make a mistake?
There are too many Riddlers