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"The saint gave everything for the people, but what she got were ruthless shackles and nooses. This world is so chaotic, neither fair nor reasonable. It persecutes heroes and nourishes the evil, and ugliness is everywhere. Beautiful things disappear, and the evil in the world needs to be cut off by evil people." Bishop Aoife raised his arms and shouted, and behind him, many villains praised in unison: "Despicableness will be carried into the grave by us; light will reach into the future because of you and me." In the steamy kingdom, the blood epidemic cruelly deprives humanity of its glory: in the city with tall buildings, fools create evil things called heaven: in the overgrown ruins, hungry monsters crave sweet flesh and blood. After an accident, Aoife came to a strange Victorian steam age, and everything she experienced was inconsistent with her favorite game "Night Walk" in her previous life. Above the crimson moon in her mind, the voice of the gods begging for food resounded. In order to prevent the world and everything she liked from ending, Aoife embarked on the road of saving the world (working as a worker). In this regard, Aoife could only shout: "From today on, I will stop being a human being!" Elements: Amber Flow, Steampunk, Victorian Fantasy, Secret Cult Simulator This book is also known as "I'm Really Not the Regent", "A Manual for the Development of Abnormal Gods", "Aoife's Bizarre Adventure", and "On How the Villain-Savior is Made"

Why do the dragon lizards in the Abyss Palace howl late at night? The hounds in the Rock Abyss disappear en masse? Is it the distortion of human nature? Or the loss of morality? This article is also called "I have always convinced people with virtue"