Struggle

Su Qi: "..."

In the blink of an eye, the world had become like this?

First, Aliens had descended. Then humans had been enslaved to mine, and afterward, some strange creatures had been created. They and the giants had spread across the land.

Those people's personalities had also changed...

Su Qi frowned, forced to consider a question.

If he did nothing, would the future generations still be the same as before?

Would modern humans still appear?

Setting everything else aside, just those giants and bizarre animals...

Although this was a simulation, it shouldn't affect reality.

But the few paintings in the Prehistoric Ruins had left him somewhat doubtful. Better safe than sorry.

"Is there any way to solve this?"

As he pondered, a notification sounded.

You were furious and wanted to do something. At the same time, you realized that if they were allowed to continue like this, unimaginable changes might occur in the future.

To prevent that from happening, you began to think. As you thought, you wondered whether bringing down a world-ending catastrophe to wipe out everything in this world might solve the problem...

You gradually lost your mind. You wanted to destroy the world!

Su Qi: "..."

I didn't! You're talking nonsense!

He looked utterly dumbfounded.

"What kind of damn narration is this? I clearly never said that, okay?! And where would I get the power to destroy the world? Isn't that a joke?"

Su Qi's mouth twitched.

You were tempted. You thought it was a great idea. You were worrying over what method to use. You had already lost your mind!

"???"

Su Qi was stunned.

Just as he was thinking about how to refute the narration's slander, another notification left him frozen.

Then you discovered that you could spend three billion Viewer Points to activate the Isotope Ability, thereby influencing Earth! "Isotope Ability?"

Su Qi was startled. What kind of ability was that?

Viewer Points? Instinctively, he murmured inwardly, Check Viewer Points!

Viewer Points: 3.89 billion...

After glancing at the number, Su Qi was somewhat surprised.

"Last time, it hadn't even reached one billion. This time, it's almost four billion?"

That figure allowed him to infer something.

Viewer Points probably weren't calculated by headcount. Otherwise, could nearly half the people in the real world possibly have watched the movie?

That was clearly unrealistic!

"It doesn't seem to be based on clicks either. Does watching it all the way through count as one?"

If that was the case, the figure made sense.

He did not dwell on it, because this was not the time to think about that.

"Should I try that Isotope Ability?"

While he was pondering, another notification soon sounded, and the scene before his eyes made him frown.

Time passed, and another five years went by.

The image shifted to the sacred mountain.

The sky was dark and overcast, thick clouds blanketing the heavens as a storm approached.

At the mountaintop stood lush, verdant trees. The most conspicuous was the Tree of Life, over a thousand meters tall, piercing the clouds, its canopy blotting out the sky.

Then, beneath the tree, he saw a group of people confronting each other.

"What are you trying to do? You damned idiots!"

Natalie screamed.

At that moment, Natalie and the other nine were surrounded atop the sacred mountain, while hundreds of giants several meters tall stood around them!

Some looked similar to humans, while others were different. Some had one eye, some had multiple heads, and some had several arms. Each had their own distinctive features.

They were glaring at Natalie and the others with hostile, malicious eyes.

Looking at these idiots, Natalie, Farouk, and the others felt a faint sense of regret.

When the first mixed-blood giants with low intelligence had appeared, they had not paid much attention. They had thought that low intelligence was no big deal, since it would not affect them anyway.

With their larger bodies and greater strength, the giants could not pose any threat to them.

However, as their numbers grew, they realized something was wrong and began to get headaches.

Most giants were only slightly smarter than animals. Getting them to obey was incredibly difficult, and since there were better human slaves to use, they could not be bothered to discipline the giants.

But once their numbers increased, the damage they caused everywhere became severe. Not only did the humans suffer endlessly, but the giants even dared to resist them!

Just like now!

They had lived on this sacred mountain all these years, yet they had never expected these idiots to block them atop the mountain.

What were they trying to do?

Revolt?

Staring at the hundreds of giants, Natalie burned with rage and glared viciously at the tall, burly giant at the front.

He was five or six meters tall, with red skin, a wild mane of hair, and rough, rugged features.

It was all because of this guy!

Not all giants were stupid. Some were intelligent. If not for this clever giant taking the lead, how could the other idiots have gathered together?

"What do you want?" Jonas asked with a frown.

The leader, the red-skinned giant Tyler, said in a deep, muffled voice, "This best place should be given to us to live in!"

"Have you gone mad? A bunch of idiots daring to oppose your masters, to oppose us gods?"

Natalie rebuked angrily.

After all these years, they had long regarded themselves as gods.

Tyler snorted disdainfully. "You false gods. Others might not know what you are, but we do!"

"You're not gods at all. You're just a bunch of fakes, and you're not much better than us!"

Natalie and the others' expressions changed, growing even uglier.

Before they could berate him, Tyler continued, "Don't think I don't know that this sacred mountain isn't yours either. It belongs to the original god!"

"You're occupying someone else's things by force, so why can't we?"

"Roar!"

As he spoke, the youthful-looking Tim's face flushed red.

"You!" Farouk's face was filled with fury.

The others did not look much better either, their expressions all extremely grim.

Humiliated and enraged, Natalie retorted in a shrill voice, "How are we not gods? We have long lives and great power!"

"You compare us to that nonexistent, illusory god? Hmph!" She snorted. "That god was merely imagined by those natives. That god does not exist at all, so this land belongs to no one!"

"At least we truly exist! Where is that god?" Natalie sneered. "Omnipotent, knowing everything, creating all things? How ridiculous!"

"How could such an existence possibly exist? Compared to that nonexistent god, we are the gods! Gods beyond all doubt!" she sneered.

Tyler was briefly stunned, then gave a contemptuous snort. "You're all false gods!"

"You sure talk a lot. Move aside!" he barked.

"Courting death!"