(The second part of the series, the full text is being compiled, current progress: 2w.
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When she woke up, Landia lost her memory.
Through inquiring, Landia learned that the mainland had been polluted, but the pollution had long been suppressed into the abyss by the two gods of light and darkness, leaving only the unyielding false gods and believers under their command running around, unable to turn the sky upside down.
Good news: Her identity is the Saint of Light, the spokesperson of the gods, and she has many followers.
Bad news: She discovered that her true identity was an impostor sent by the false god, pretending to be a saint in order to destroy the seal and allow pollution to return to the world.
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Landiya didn't want to be the villain who could be cannon fodder at any time, nor did she want to be discovered by the false god and betrayed the whole family to sacrifice to heaven.
So she didn't prepare any healing potion, she spoke provocatively and raised her sword to attack non-human beings. She didn't run away from danger, and rushed to the forefront of seeking death every time.
Just to have a powerful being slap me flat one day. Then he faked his death and broke away from the whirlpool of power.
... As a result, more and more people are following her.
People praised her abilities, praised her deeds, and wrote famous odes and books about her, which even went down in history.
Finally, the freshly baked history book was delivered to Landiya's hands. She turned it over twice, then closed it, and cautiously asked her companions beside her: "We have been looking for trouble along the way, right?"
The companions were shocked: "What are you talking about! Aren't we just gathering together to completely solve pollution and save the world?"
Landia fell into deep thought: ... So my ambition was so lofty at the beginning?
Reading guide:
1. Plot-oriented, not a cool novel
2. I Liuxihuan + Vest + Dihua + Microgram Elements + Microgroup Image
3. Didn't think about it
4. I drew the cover myself, so I don't recommend critical comments.
Mission: Destiny is in your own hands
