God's Prisoner's Boat

A mysterious stone box unearthed from desert ruins completely changed the fate of an ordinary person. When he opened the stone box, he did not see gold or silver, but a warship sealed by ancient divine power. The next moment, he was already in unfamiliar waters: the ship was sailing on the endless black sea, time was meaningless, the goddess of love and war and the god of death were facing each other across the ship, and the followers of both sides had been fighting on the deck for countless years. He was supposed to be just an outsider who accidentally entered this place, but instead he became the only variable on the ship who was not bound by the ancient rules. The mysterious saint reaches out to him, and the cruel priest forces him to bow his head; every choice he makes may win him strength and allies, or it may drag everything in reality into the abyss. What's even more frightening is that when he returns to his original world, time has been quietly displaced. On one side is the reality that cannot be let go, on the other side is a different world waiting to be broken; on the other side is the destiny written by the gods, and on the other side is the head that mortals never want to lower. If the entire ship is a chessboard set by the gods, will he be reduced to a chess piece, or will he be the one who overturns the chess game?