Divine Civilization

This novel can't be written without women, right? Gods appear at every turn, and the words are out of tune. I keep thinking about women and all the nuns are gods who keep their purity. It belongs to God, so it can't be written without women, right?

The subject matter is good, and the sense of immersion is okay. It's just a lot of poison, a nanny novel, the protagonist has no brains, the protagonist is a eunuch, and the setting is not a pure belief system. The protagonist is either working as a nanny for someone else's family or working as a nanny. On. Chapter 306: An elf demigod marries the incarnation of the protagonist. The protagonist immediately takes him to the Kingdom of God and explains everything. He has no brains at all and is seeking death. I have been writing a lot of women for the protagonist, and then the protagonist is a eunuch. The protagonist's divine power depends entirely on magic and other aspects of transformation. According to this setting, faith is not necessary.

Do you want to erase the civilization of cultivating immortals and not believe in God after more than ten years? Even if he builds a foundation, he can live hundreds of years. What did you use to erase these ten years?