As an evil god, how did I become a savior?
The apocalypse had arrived, and the world had collapsed. Other than zombies, there were also strange monsters filling the ruins.
Gu Cheng, who was originally in despair, suddenly had an Evil God Acting Game on his phone.
What surprised Gu Cheng even more was that after satisfying the believer's wish, the sacrifice he received actually appeared in front of him.
From then on, the barrier between the two worlds was broken.
The flesh of ferocious beasts that increased strength, the heavenly and earthly treasures that increased strength, and the cursed items with different abilities appeared in front of Gu Cheng through the sacrifice.
The apocalypse was no longer scary.
Through the blessing, the believers were given fresh water, thick quilts, and special medicine. The residents of the game who were originally shrouded in darkness were rekindled with a desire for light.
A few years later, Gu Cheng's faith had spread throughout the entire game continent.
All the believers were grateful to God. Because of him, they could live a peaceful life today…
Only then did Gu Cheng realize it. He could not help but mutter,
" As an evil god, how did I become a savior?"
Cold heart, not yet warm
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The idea behind this story is intresting mixing Skyrim with Mistborn powers is a really cool concept. and is somewhat of a fun read. But the way the characters in Skyrim react to the protagonist’s abilities feels off. Skyrim is a world where magic and strange powers are pretty normal, but the reactions here seem like they belong in a low fantasy world where magic barely exists. Instead of the superstition, awe, or curiosity you’d expect from Skyrim’s characters, their responses feel out of place. The suspicion shown doesn’t feel like the typical superstition of the Nords it’s more like the kind of fear and disbelief you’d find in a world like Game of Thrones. It’s as if they barely even know magic or unusual abilities exist, which doesn’t fit the setting of Skyrim at all.