Starting from False Gods and Developing Followers

After traveling through time, the first thing Mu Chen did was to kill an evil god who wanted to take away his body. The evil god died, his godhead was shattered, and he was left with a 72-hour countdown to self-destruction. He wakes up again as a slave on his way to the mines, penniless and unarmed. In order to survive, he must let a group of strangers believe in him from the bottom of their hearts in a strange world. … While the church was still using oracle gifts to win over people's hearts, Mu Chen had already planted the seeds of faith in the most desperate hearts of the slaves. When countries go to war over a small piece of territory, he has built a paradise without disputes on his own territory. When a natural disaster strikes and the gods watch indifferently, he chooses to lead his people and declare war on the gods. … His first motto makes the desperate take up arms: "It is better to believe in me than in God." His last words allowed believers to break their shackles: "Instead of believing in me, it is better to believe in yourself." … He personally ended that era that belonged to the gods. But he became the only true god remembered in the godless era. (Traditional Western fantasy worldview, battle of wits in the early stage, strategy in the middle stage, and farming in the later stage)