Looking at the four plot mission lists that had appeared before him, Wu Heng was certain that this plot world was absolutely unsuitable for newcomers.
Its worldview was far too vast, and monsters were everywhere. There were not only demons and evil ghosts, but all manner of other sinister forces. Even angels from religious belief truly existed here.
Their power was of the light, yet they still harbored selfish desires.
This was the first time a force symbolizing righteousness—or at least leaning toward righteousness—had appeared in a plot mission.
The angels, Satan, Lucifer, and others Wu Heng had encountered before, even Uriel from the Hellraiser world, had all leaned toward evil. Or rather, they had been evil by nature. Even God in that world had an unclear stance; there had been no light to speak of there.
In this world, at the very least, those angels were willing to put on a show. They genuinely wished to preserve the world.
Though they had their own selfish motives and were not the utterly pure, benevolent father figures humans imagined—beings who would protect humanity and sacrifice everything for it—
This was already a very good outcome for humanity. At least prayers from the Bible worked here, and might even receive a response.
Even so, this world had simply too many unorthodox evils: malicious spirits, monsters, wizards, curses, witches, mediums, and countless other things.
One could run into all kinds of evil spirits and ghosts just by walking around.
At this moment, standing high in the air, Wu Heng could sense at least dozens of dark forces within the brightly lit city below.
These forces were not strong—one could even call them weak. Even ordinary people, if prepared, could harm them.
But for ordinary people living in the modern world, these evil spirits