Simulate the universe, starting with speedrunning Greek.

They really didn't leave themselves any way out.

Forgetting is the most terrible punishment for the gods.

So—during this period, God began to explore new paths, and that's how the fairy tale universe came about.

Even before this fairy tale universe, God created a similar simulated world, but not based on Grimm's Fairy Tales, but on One Thousand and One Nights.

At that time, he was still Allah.

At that time, the miniature multiverse he created was not very perfect, but it laid a good foundation for the nearly completed fairy tale universe we have now.

That's all in the past; the fairytale universe is now...

The battle with God before nightfall revealed to him the future.

Is it a path of completely stepping out of the fairy tale framework and returning to a normal mythological universe, or leaping onto the path of becoming the only true god in the multiverse?

The Possibility of God in Revelation—!

That is the future that the God of this universe has already shown signs of, but has not yet fully planned and laid out.

That is, regarding the birth of Jesus in human history.

Just like the quickest way to distinguish between the three major religions, you only need to ask them whether they think Jesus is a big fraud, a true God, or a charlatan.

This suggests that Christ in mythology had the intention of descending from heaven to become human—to gamble on human history.

As mentioned before, the real universe is very special. In the Roman era, where Night is located, although there were many miracles and the existence of the mythological world could be sensed, it was very difficult for those gods to descend to earth.

Or rather, mythological history and human history are more like two parallel timelines that influence each other.

Ultimately—after the Age of Gods fades away, mythology will disappear completely, and the gods' gaze will be entirely fixed on human history…

Since mythology can no longer develop and has a more distant future, but human history is still full of possibilities.

Even if a being descended from heaven to become human, and retains some special power to perform 'miracles' that occasionally occur in human history, this power is essentially no longer too abnormal.

By sealing off most of the power, he descended to earth to personally orchestrate the plan, gambling on an opportunity for transcendence. Not every main god in any mythological world has such courage.

Thus, many mythological worlds, even after completely disappearing into the long river of history, failed to find new horizons and perished in their native lands, such as the Zoroastrianism of Persia.

Of course, there are also those who are bold and innovative.

At this moment, Ye already had a guess.

Obviously, God did just that, and he was the most outrageous of all the pantheons.

The 666 Beast, sealed away in the real-world Roman universe, was clearly waiting for the arrival of the Savior Jesus.

However, due to his interference, the formation of the 666 beast will obviously have a different cause in the future, according to God's plan.

For example—the concept of Revelation?

The first thing that came to mind that night was the concept of Revelation that I had revealed in my battle with God.

When this part of the myth was passed down into human history, the formation of the corresponding "666 Beast" was perfectly normal.

Wait a minute, when he first arrived in reality, he was just an ordinary person, wasn't that just like the arrival of Jesus Christ?

Was I using the Jesus Christ template?

Ye knew it was just a coincidence, but—'maybe it was also a predetermined fate'.

"Not just the biblical system—" At this moment, Ye suddenly thought of the future, of Buddhism, one of the three largest religions in human history.

Buddhism has also found a new way of thinking.

When Buddhism spread eastward—and was subsequently localized in China—it formed an incredibly vast new mythological system, almost completely different from the original Buddhist framework. Meanwhile, Buddhism in its native India was on the verge of extinction. This can be considered a unique rebirth, reaching new heights.

Moreover, Greece attempted to transform into a powerful Roman pantheon, but Jesus descended from heaven and took the fruits of that transformation. Instead of the Roman pantheon, Christianity emerged during the height of the Roman Empire.

Similarly, there is Egyptian mythology, which attempts to link gods and pharaohs, hoping that the mythology can be perpetuated through the continuation of dynasties.

As long as the pharaoh lives, as long as the pharaoh who symbolizes the gods lives, Egyptian mythology can continue.

Night: 'What a vibrant display of talent!'

In order to continue to grow stronger after the decline of the Age of Gods, many pantheons have gone to great lengths to try to interfere with human history.

but--

It doesn't matter.

He alone, Night—! He began to grow stronger directly in human history, and has even begun to surpass the strongest beings in many mythological histories.

Even so, he was not rejected in the real universe.

After the Age of Gods faded, the gods would have to pay a huge price to continue performing miracles on Earth. Even if they did descend, their power would be diminished, and they seemed unable to remain in human history for long.

But at night it is possible.

This is understandable; night is the essence, while those that descend are mostly incarnations—that's the essential difference.

...For the earth where the age of gods has faded, the power of the gods comes more from themselves, and the miracles they gradually reveal as they grow up are mostly borrowed from the power of their own mythology.

This power is not inexhaustible; even borrowing power from the void—transferring an avatar is difficult—so the amount of power that can be borrowed is naturally limited.

Most gods who descend to earth as humans would find it extremely difficult to maintain their divine power before dying as 'humans'.

Night, however, seemed to have a cheat code all the way. Not only did he not consume much, but he also snowballed and grew bigger and bigger. After possessing the concept universe, he, who was himself a humanoid singularity, became a true perpetual motion machine, no longer needing to draw that pitiful and meager mysterious power from the outside world.

Furthermore, he possesses something that other gods cannot do: to capture the power and laws of other worldview universes within the real universe.

Even without simulating the universe, one can continue to expand their cosmology in reality.

'Sorry, I seem to be truly invincible!' After completely swallowing God and gaining a deeper understanding of the true nature of the world, he suddenly realized that in a world where even gods are restricted from descending to the mortal realm, with his current power, he could really just... roam around recklessly?

Chapter Fifty-Eight has finally arrived; adapting to the longing of the fourth day.

The God he feared most, the one who was most likely to threaten him—damn it—was all taken down by him after he went back in time.

In a future world where God is nothing—no, God is actually my own—he becomes the most threatening to the surrounding pantheons.

Not to mention, he also has the home-field advantage in human history!

Even those with a little strength who dared to descend into human history would be utterly humiliated, but what they were about to face was the strongest god of the pantheon at its peak.

This is no less than sending Jason, the hero of the Greek world, to challenge Zeus, the king of the gods.

Jason would shake his head in horror upon hearing this (horrified face): Me, fight Zeus?!

That night, I completely accepted everything about God!

Because they were directly receiving 'their own' inheritance, this time they took a drastic step, even skipping the settlement process.

According to the Black Tower? The immediate message from there was, "You've completely destroyed this universe (instance), what's the point of settling accounts?! What universe are you going to settle accounts with?!"

Everything that God originally possessed has become everything that is night. The legend remains unchanged, but the power that God possessed in mythology has now all belonged to night.

But it's not entirely unchanged.

The concept of 'Revelation' has indeed been refreshed; it is different from the original and has become the version of night as defined in mythology.

Now, his foundation is finally no less than that of other pantheons—no, it surpasses that of the supreme gods of almost all pantheons. Why do I say almost—

After all, back in our hometown of China, there's a group of monsters who are like gods to everyone.

It's not a myth like Pangu's, where someone dies while creating the world, but rather a mythological system from the Great Luo Dynasty, such as Fuxi's "one stroke to open the world": How could someone die while creating the world?!

Although they created a single world, this single world, as the original mythological universe, is enough to easily crush other multiverses with different cosmologies.

The mythological universe is a single-universe-level entity, completely independent of any multi-energy imitation from other universes.

Not to mention, these are beings who can truly achieve the unity of all things, where one is the whole and the whole is one, and whose very being is the Tao.

However, the monster concentration camp next door only develops within its own territory and has no interest in the outside world.

Each of them could be taken out individually and serve as the core of the supreme god mythology of other pantheons, yet they are all concentrated in one mythological system. Even though this pantheon never expands outward or invades other pantheons, no pantheon dares to provoke it.

It would be best to develop peacefully with my hometown...

Those few immortals who are almost equivalent to the Dao itself, whose divinity is too strong and who are not interested in anything, will not bother to look at you unless you provoke them.

As for the other surrounding pantheons?

They are the ones who should be worried; they're lucky if the Night doesn't actively invade them.

—After completely merging the conceptual universe, Ye directly exited the simulated universe and returned to the real world.

The next moment, he immediately began to comprehend the newly acquired worldview and the truth of the universe, and soon he made new and gratifying gains.

Because the fairy tale universe keeps looping and restarting... constantly trying to find the perfect transcendent path, in this process...

This part of the concept has been greatly strengthened.

Witnessing a world constantly being destroyed and reborn, a divine script where one can be enraged and restart at any time if the future is one they don't like.

Suddenly, Night's eyes shone with a dazzling golden divine light, and he saw the delicious 'obsession'.

A new obsession—enough to build the highest heaven.

His path to godhood, modeled after the Divine Throne system, has no fixed laws or radiant light, nor does it possess any self-destructive factors...

But the same thing is that the law of human nature and strong self-control flows out and covers the entire universe.

In the Moon World, he proposed a world that resembled a duality of good and evil as the primordial world, wanting to completely distinguish it and eliminate the evil part. The absolute evil that descended upon humanity became the second day, and the absolutely correct Pure White Heaven, which arose from the disappointment of humanity's inability to overcome the final trial, became the third day.

So—given this—after the third, of course, the fourth day will also be born.

Although I didn't deliberately pursue it...

Surprisingly, it corresponds somewhat similarly to the concept of the first to third days in the God Throne world.

The first day, the dualistic true self of good and evil: "Everything is a pattern woven by the human heart, I think it's very beautiful." The true self in the name of God, the law is to divide all life into two poles, good and evil, a world of mutual conquest.

The next day, the Fallen Heaven is a paradise of no shame. "Humans live with sin and punishment in their hearts," a world of karma, the root of original sin that all life possesses.

The absolute evil possessed by Night, on this basis, bears all original sin alone and stands at the pinnacle of all heroes, waiting for humanity to defeat the world.

On the third day, the Starry Night of Sorrow—'White, white, let it be dyed pure white like salt'—achieved perfect goodness, purified all the sins of life, a dystopian construct of the collective.

At this point, all the preceding concepts were remarkably similar to those of the previous three days.

And the principles I've grasped this time seem to be no exception, just like those on the fourth day—

On the fourth day, the Eternal Mercury returned—'Let me witness the unknown.'

Its laws govern the infinite cycle of all life, creating the concept of the afterlife, and even interfering with the timeline, thus extending its dominance to the realm of the multiverse. It can be considered the revivalist of the world of gods.