The Gods I Write About Hunt Me Down

The world of online article author Lin Qiao collapsed - not because of time travel, but because his Cthulhu story "awakened" and eroded reality in reverse. He is forced to face the horror of his own creation, and discovers that he is actually the "creator of gods" facing obliteration behind all mythological narratives. In order to escape the joint judgment of 1298 supreme gods, his remaining instinct reshaped him into the elf girl "Bai Yi Murong" and was exiled to the edge of the universe. Under this unfamiliar starry sky, her level was locked to "minus infinity", all her powers were blocked, and she was only accompanied by a bloody system manifested by her own subconscious and remaining power. All power must be retrieved by her own hands: experience points are the scale for her understanding of the world, and the system mall is the fragments of her lost power. In a crisis, she rescued a dying elf girl named Liya, and thus stepped into a lost world - the elves here are all women, and the roots of the world tree they worship seem to penetrate the planet and reach into deep space. Bai Yimurong must struggle to survive under the eternal pursuit of the "executor of the ruling". The "Book of the Creator" in her left hand records the truth, and the "Pen of Origin" in her right hand can tamper with even a small amount of destiny. She is both an exile and the biggest variable in this world. When the ancient secrets of the elves and the cosmic truth of the World Tree are gradually intertwined with her origin, this desperate escape will eventually evolve into the ultimate inversion of the order of the gods.