I’m the fourth calamity, but they call me a saint
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In the fantasy novel 'I'm the fourth calamity, but they call me a saint,' the rules of nature are shattered, forcing humans to reside underground. Science has become subservient to wealth, the once blue sky now a mere reverie, and the world a chilling, mechanized abyss. Amidst this bleak backdrop, a profound statement echoes, 'The fairest thing in this world is that everyone has only one life.' Levi, a controversial figure hailed as both a saint and a world-destroying disaster, challenges existential norms with his enigmatic words. With elements of game, sci-fi, and post-apocalyptic themes, the novel delves into survival, reincarnation, and special abilities, crafting a riveting narrative that blurs the lines between reality and fiction.
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The rules of nature are broken, and humans live underground.
Science has become a lackey of money, the sky has become a fantasy, and the world is a cold-blooded dark factory.
“The fairest thing in this world is that everyone has only one life. ”
“When people are killed, they die, and when they die, they have nothing. ”
“Ah? ”
“You ask me why someone who has died and lived again, and lived and died again, has the face to say such things? ”
Biological Patent No. 626, Who is praised as a saint, a savior, an angel of the world, a world-destroying disaster, a cold-blooded killer, and a deceiving thug – Levi spread his hands and said.
“Because the game is set up like this.
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