As the savior, I only want to play single-player games.

On the roof of the world, an ancient tower stands, guarding the world for thousands of years, unchanging despite the winds and rains. Inside the tower hangs a large bronze bell, its surface intricately patterned with mysterious designs forming dense ushnisha, resembling the head of Buddha at first glance. Suddenly, it cracked open with countless fissures, then shattered into pieces on the ground.

The ancient Greek castle, a magnificent rectangular peristyle building, with Doric columns forming a circle, its interior reliefs severely eroded, and the towering statue of Zeus on the throne, seemingly unreachable, having looked down upon humanity for countless ages. Now, it has been shattered in an instant by a deafening roar.

In ancient Egypt, there was a small pyramid that was quite unremarkable compared to the others. It was about three meters tall, but its entire body was golden, as if it had been cast in gold. It had been hidden in the vast desert for thousands of years, and now it suddenly collapsed.

The Yan Emperor's Ridge was a narrow, dark cave, difficult for humans to pass through, yet its interior was extremely spacious. A large, skeletal corpse with withered muscles lay on a primitive altar, then suddenly turned into a pile of dust.

In Jerusalem, the head of an ancient statue of Jesus suddenly broke off at the neck, and a heavy head fell to the ground, rolling a long distance. Cracks seemed to appear in the deep eye sockets, from which blood and tears flowed. Many worshippers were horrified, and some elderly missionaries who witnessed it suffered cardiac arrest and collapsed.

In this world, those who possessed some extraordinary abilities all raised their heads in unison, vaguely sensing the unusual phenomenon.

Today is the day a god fell!

An ancient, almost decaying being struggled to crawl out of the statue that had cracked at some unknown time.

This is a shrine located in the mountains of Ise City. Many shimenawa ropes hang all over the shrine, forming a large white net. The building is dilapidated and decaying, with rotten wooden planks, collapsed roofs, and fallen doors. Only the basic structure has been preserved relatively intact. The area is overgrown with wilderness and weeds, and has been neglected for many years.

She stared blankly at the sky, uttering painful murmurs.

"The shadows of the past are about to descend upon this world once more..."

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Fourth update, please vote!

Actually, the savior just wants to play single-player games: Author's Note

The "Publication Message" is also known as the "Receipt Drop Message."

With the release date fast approaching, I really have to say something.

I know that my level is average and my ability is limited. I am very grateful to all the gentlemen who have been kind to me and supported me, protecting this book.

Actually, the book "Savior" was born prematurely and was inherently deficient, so it couldn't compare with other books published at the same time. It only got a recommendation spot after 80,000 words. As soon as the merciful Orange Mom threw it out, we were the first to rush up and grab it tightly. This is a life-saving bread, and we can't let go no matter what.

Thankfully, I didn't die suddenly. I currently have nearly 300 monthly votes and almost 100 knife blades, which are all motivations to keep writing.

To put it bluntly, the readers who contributed various data have been a great help to this book, giving it a second life. I have no way to repay them, so please accept my bow (bowing).

But since the book was published, we've read all the comments and posts.

Up to now, some people have been saying that the plot is rather bland. We know that, but we can promise that the breaking point is coming soon. When the second stage ends, the plot will take off and completely open up the scope of the story.

But it's hard to say now. The subsequent plot may not satisfy all readers. It's also very nerve-wracking to release it at this time. I've been tossing and turning and feeling anxious lately.

We know that you gentlemen are busy with many affairs of state and have countless beauties in your harems, so you may not be interested in our plain appearance. But we still humbly beg you to give us more opportunities and tolerance.

The requirements aren't high at all; for a book, this is perhaps the most important moment.

Seven hundred subscriptions would be a win.

If we break 800, I will definitely work hard to repay you all.

I earnestly request your continued support!

Please!!

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Those who break my heart must die: Chapter 1: I will try my best [Seeking first subscription! First update]

Yotsuya saw that the boy had left but then returned.

Tendou Kagura looked at Miko, who still showed signs of shock.

She described what she had just witnessed—the crack appeared for about five seconds on her way here, and then quickly disappeared as if by illusion.

However, it was absolutely impossible for Yotsuya Miko to believe that scene was an illusion.

Tiandao Shenle activated his dark eyes and looked upwards, but no matter what he did, he could not detect any trace, nor even a crack piercing the sky.

Kagura Tendo didn't think Yotsuya Miko was lying to him, because he had just personally experienced an extremely deep and dark sense of terror, as if something was about to hit his head.

The spiritual blood within his body flowed back, reversed, and clashed, twisting and turning so much it almost got tangled, but thankfully it didn't make him vomit directly—this was a reminder from the spirit that caused physical discomfort, and the unseen voice told the Heavenly Dao that something terrible had happened here.

But he didn't know exactly what caused it; all he felt was extreme irritability, anger, and helplessness.

Did civilizations in the dark world also experience this before their demise?

Does this mean the world is no longer safe?

He pulled up the system panel and saw that the system did not give any prompts, as if it had not noticed anything. Perhaps there were other possibilities, but the probability was too low.

Tendou Kagura's expression was grim. The system was usually quite reliable, but this time it gave no warning. Either it was an accident, or it wasn't time for the system to give a warning yet.

Meanwhile, Jianzi was also extremely frightened.

The feeling was familiar; she vaguely remembered experiencing it once before, but she couldn't recall exactly when.

This time, however, it was crystal clear. A crack appeared out of nowhere, tearing the entire world apart, and countless beings in the chaos looked over.

Jianzi absolutely did not believe that it was something an evil spirit could create.

She was indeed afraid of evil spirits, but that was all. The crack in the sky, however, filled her with the purest fear—as if she were facing the greatest malice of all time. Kagura's dark eyes gave her a similar feeling.

But compared to Tendo Kagura, who was definitely someone she could communicate with and who had a kind attitude, the crack left her feeling extremely helpless.

Kagura Tendou was extremely anxious. He had been too sarcastic and said a few extra words, and as a result, this happened. He felt like he was a jinx and wanted to slap himself.

Seeing his son's trembling appearance made him realize that he couldn't panic. If he was flustered and suspicious before even figuring out the truth, what kind of savior would he be, what kind of god would he be fighting? He might as well just cut his own throat first.

He forced himself to remain calm, showing only a momentary loss of composure before quickly regaining his composure and speaking calmly again: "Besides the crack you mentioned, is there anything else?"

Yotsuya Miko shook her head, and seeing his calm demeanor, she felt relieved. If she were alone, she would have wet herself with fear long ago.

But Zi still looked somewhat flustered. "The gaps are all chaos, you can't see anything, and I've never seen anything like it before."

I've never seen it either.

Tendou Kagura sighed inwardly.

He had many guesses, but none of them were good. The best outcome would be an asteroid hitting Earth, at least then humanity would have a chance to survive.

There were many possibilities, and he couldn't be sure, which made him extremely anxious.

Looking at Yotsuya Miko, the first thought that came to his mind wasn't about extraordinary talent, but rather, "When a nation is about to perish, a prodigy will inevitably emerge..."

"Don't tell anyone about this for now."

This matter is different from evil spirits; it belongs to something even more bizarre and unbelievable.

Moreover, without factual basis, no one would believe what Jianzi said, and even if they told Baihechuanhua, the latter could only forcibly take her to the hospital.

“I understand,” Miko nodded. She was very discreet, having never revealed the existence of the evil spirit to anyone, and naturally understood the gravity of the situation. However, seeing that Tendou Kagura's expression was grave, as if she knew something, she couldn't help but ask:

"Does Heavenly Dao Lord know what that crack is?"

Kagura Tendou looked up at the sky, his dark eyes extremely deep, and silently said, "I can't be sure."

Is it really an Outer God?

If so, what should be done?

Tendou Kagura felt lost. He considered himself a transmigrator who had descended to earth, walking across desolate and barren lands, witnessing the rise and fall of civilizations, fighting monsters, and aiming to expel the Outer Gods. Although he did not know what the Outer Gods were, it did not prevent him from persevering—this was his motivation and something he was willing to do.

But he never imagined that his own backyard would be the first to catch fire.

Tendo Kagura even wondered if she had attracted the attention of the Outer Gods.

The tragic end of civilization in the dark world is chilling. Everyone turns into monsters in a very short time, which is far more terrifying than a zombie crisis. At least in the latter, people know what they are facing and have antibodies and immunity.

Tendou Kagura drew his sword, looked around, and felt lost.

He couldn't even see who the enemy was.

Humanity in the second node is now on the verge of extinction, with shadowy creatures roaming the wilderness. Humans can no longer even band together, and countless lands have become no-man's-land.

Kagura Tendou's expression grew increasingly serious, yet a profound sense of powerlessness arose within him. It was precisely because he was so powerful, beyond the reach of ordinary people, capable of taking on a thousand men single-handedly, that he understood even more clearly what the existence beyond this world truly represented.

That is something that no human can contend with; the name Outer God is quite fitting.

In the grand scheme of the world, what does his martial prowess amount to?

"Is there anything I need to do?" Miko Yotsuya couldn't help but ask.

Kagura Tendo silently said, "Waiting... doing anything will be futile..."

The spiritual blood within him has calmed down and he has returned to normal. He should be fine for the time being. This may be the outer god's initial test, but who knows what will happen in the future.

He had heard that when the Outer Gods descended at the Second Node, strange phenomena also occurred. Some people had seen spatial rifts, and that's how the Shadow Creatures descended, causing them to suffer repeated defeats and lose a large amount of land.

Seeing his thoughtful expression, Jianzi couldn't help but ask, "And what about you?"

Kagura looked over calmly and met Miko's gaze. He remained silent for a long time before saying, "I will try my best."

Yotsuya Miko then realized that she had revealed all her secrets, but she still knew nothing about Tendo Kagura.

She didn't actually know anything about Tendo Kagura, only that she was extremely mysterious and acted eccentrically, so she probably wasn't a bad person.

But in this environment, it was inconvenient for her to ask.

Moreover, even if Tendo Kagura didn't necessarily answer her, she could only bury her doubts in her heart.

Looking at his still unmoving body, Jianzi felt somewhat relieved.

When the sky falls, there are tall people to hold it up; at times like these, we still need to rely on the strong.

"I hope you can find the mysterious object soon." Jianzi didn't actually understand the concept of a mysterious object, but seeing Tendo Kagura's attitude, she knew that he valued this thing very much.

"Thanks to you..." But mysterious objects are not so easy to find.

He does have five crystals of Shadow Creatures, but unfortunately he has no idea how to use them.

We still need to find Chifeng, and we need to speed things up.