God Has No Form

One hundred and thirty thousand years ago, Ragnarok. The Kingdom of God fell, the avenue collapsed, and countless gods were buried in history. One hundred and thirty thousand years later, the silent world revived again. Ancient ruins reappear, lost places return to the world, and an unprecedented world is coming. A fifteen-year-old boy came into contact with an ancient crystal of unknown origin in a desperate situation. He survived and for the first time gained a power that should not have been his. The price is to lose fear forever. Later he discovered that when a certain emotion or desire reaches its extreme, the crystal will wake up again and give him a choice: Exchange a part of yourself for new authority. As people practice, the soul becomes more complete, the Dharma becomes clearer, and the Tao becomes firmer. The stronger they become, the more they become themselves. But his path became stronger and stronger, but also became less and less. When the world is recovering and moving towards an unprecedented era, when the unresolved problems of 130,000 years ago are once again faced by all living beings, this person who keeps losing himself begins to move towards the other side of all common sense in cultivation. Those with signs exist, those without signs remain silent. So, what about God?