Blade of Annihilation: God's Creation

There is no heart in my body, only two "monsters" who treat my body as a battlefield. On one side, there is the holographic personality of a fallen god-level assassin, who lies to me every day and learns skills from the memory copy. On one side, there is an ancient will sealed with the crystallization of world-destroying chaos. He thinks I am too good and sends garbage out every now and then. So, I started as a waste with incomplete senses and shuttled between two worlds. On the fantasy side, I was forced to work as a saint, learn to be a god, and create humans with my hands. On the modern side, I have no choice but to pretend to be a bad student, study hard, and answer questions every day. My "golden finger" is my medical record. Overuse can kill you. My "contaminants" are treasures in the scientific community, vying to write papers for me. They say that if you want to survive, you must first learn... To become your own doctor, and then become the god of the world. [Features of this book] High setting: In-depth setting of world view, world creation and manipulating principles, faith and divine logic (problems not solved by American Gods), antimatter and dark energy, atomic model seal Character arc: the protagonist grows reasonably with experience, and the supporting characters are not stereotyped No routine: non-system panel, portable grandfather Cool point diversification: pretense, exploration, creation, redemption, intrigue, daily life... Scientific upgrade: There are great scientists to help the protagonist calculate divinity, calculation ability, develop formulas and scientific experiments.