The Struggle

Su Qi: "..."

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

First, aliens descended, then slave races mined, followed by the creation of strange creatures. They, along with giants, spread across the land.

The personalities of those people also changed...

Su Qi frowned, forced to consider a question.

If nothing was done, would the future generations remain the same as before?

Would modern humans still appear?

Putting aside other matters, just those giants and bizarre animals...

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

However, the paintings in the prehistoric ruins had made him somewhat doubtful. It was better to be safe than sorry.

"Is there any solution?"

As he pondered, a prompt sound rang out.

[You are angry, you want to do something, and you also realize that if you continue to let them proceed like this, unimaginable changes may occur in future generations.]

[To prevent this situation, you began to think. As you thought, you wished that a world-ending disaster could descend to cleanse everything in this world, perhaps solving the problem...]

[You have gradually become insane, you want to perform an act of world destruction!]

Su Qi: "..."

I didn't! You're spouting nonsense!

He was utterly bewildered.

"What kind of damned narration is this? I clearly didn't say that! And where would I get the power to destroy the world? This is a joke!"

Su Qi's mouth twitched.

[You are moved, you think this is truly a good idea. You are troubled about what method to adopt, you have become insane!]

"???"

Su Qi was stunned.

Just as he was thinking about how to refute the narrator's slander, another prompt sound made him freeze.

[Afterward, you discovered that you can spend three billion Viewer Points to activate the Isotope Ability, thereby influencing the Earth!]

"Isotope Ability?"

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

Viewer Points?

Subconsciously, he silently recited, "Check Viewer Points!"

[Viewer Points: 3.89 billion...]

Glancing at the quantity, Su Qi was somewhat surprised.

"Last time it wasn't even a billion, and now it's almost four billion?"

This data led him to deduce something.

Viewer Points shouldn't be calculated per person. Otherwise, it's impossible for nearly half the people in the real world to have watched the movie, right?

That was clearly unrealistic!

"Clicking doesn't seem right either. Does watching it completely count as one?"

If that were the case, the data would be roughly similar.

He didn't think about it further, as now was not the time to be pondering such things.

"Should I try that Isotope Ability?"

He was pondering this when, not long after, another prompt sound and the scene before him made him frown.

[Time passed, another five years went by.]

The scene shifted to the Sacred Mountain.

The sky was gloomy, with dark clouds covering it, signaling an impending storm.

On the mountaintop, lush trees stood tall. The most striking was the Tree of Life, over a thousand meters long, piercing the clouds, its crown obscuring the sky.

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

"What do you want? You damn fools!"

Natalie screamed.

At this moment on the Sacred Mountain, Natalie and ten others were surrounded on the peak, while hundreds of giants several meters tall stood around them!

Some were similar to humans, while others differed. Some had one eye, some had multiple heads, some had multiple arms; each had its own characteristics.

At this moment, they were staring menacingly, full of malice, at Natalie and the others.

Looking at these idiots, Natalie, Farouk, and the others began to feel a hint of regret.

When they first created the low-intelligence hybrid giants, they hadn't paid much attention. They figured that being unintelligent wouldn't affect them in any way.

With their larger size and strength, they posed no threat to them.

However, as their numbers grew, they sensed something was wrong and started to get a headache.

Most giants had an intelligence only slightly better than animals, making it incredibly difficult to get them to obey. Since they had humans to enslave, they were too lazy to bother with the giants.

But with their increasing numbers, the damage they caused spread, making things unbearable not only for humans but even for them. They had started to fight back!

Just like now!

They had lived on this Sacred Mountain for years, and now they were cornered on the mountaintop by these idiots.

What did they want?

To rebel?

Staring at the hundreds of giants, Natalie was furious. She glared fiercely at a tall, powerfully built giant at the very front.

It stood five to six meters tall, with red skin, messy hair, and a rugged face.

It was all this guy's fault!

Not all giants were foolish; some were intelligent. If it weren't for this intelligent giant leading them, how could the other fools have gathered together?

"What do you want?" Jonas asked, frowning.

Tyler, the red-skinned giant in the lead, said in a deep, booming voice, "This best place should be for us to live in!"

"Are you insane? You bunch of idiots, daring to go against your masters, against us who are gods?"

Natalie berated him.

After all these years, they had long considered themselves gods.

Tyler grunted disdainfully. "You bunch of false gods. Others might not know, but we know what you are."

"You aren't gods at all, you're fakes, and you're not much better than us!"

Natalie and the others' expressions changed, becoming even more unsightly.

Before they could retort, Tyler continued, "Don't think I don't know, this Sacred Mountain isn't yours either. It belongs to the first God!"

"You're occupying what belongs to someone else, so why can't we!"

"Roar!"

As he spoke, he let out a roar.

With his words, Tim, who looked young, flushed red.

"You!" Farouk said, his face full of anger.

The others weren't much better, their faces looking very grim.

Natalie, angered by his words, her fury burning, retorted in a sharp voice, "How are we not gods?"

"We have long lives, we have powerful strength!"

"Comparing us to that non-existent, illusory God? Hmph!"

She let out a cold snort. "That being was just a fantasy of those natives, it doesn't exist at all, so this land is ownerless!"

"At least we truly exist! What about Him?" Natalie sneered. "Omnipotent, all-knowing? Creator of all things, how ridiculous!"

"How can such a being exist!"

"Compared to the void that is Him, we are the gods! Gods who deserve it!" She let out a cold laugh.

Tyler was stunned for a moment, then snorted disdainfully. "All false gods!"

"You talk too much. Move aside!" he commanded.

"You're asking for death!"

There will be another chapter around 2 o'clock.