Coincidences of the World [First Update]

To Ye Ting, Lilith's appearance had been a complete accident.

Choosing to support El on the path to becoming an omnipotent god and using faith as a weapon had merely been an impromptu decision for Ye Ting. Naming the demiplane "Genesis Eden" had been nothing more than a bit of his own mischievous humor.

Who could have expected that El would actually rename himself Yahweh afterward, matching the name of Christianity's chief god, and would go on to create Adam, Eve, and Lilith?

It gave Ye Ting a complicated, subtle feeling that he himself had created history.

Could fate really exist? Were some things truly destined to appear?

Ye Ting had never deliberately tried to overturn the course of Type-Moon's world, but neither had he intentionally preserved it.

Yet, based on the conclusions he had drawn after circling the globe, this world had not produced much of a butterfly effect because of his arrival.

Overall, the major events that were supposed to happen around the world had all happened. The only differences from the original history might have been in the form those events took—for instance, the Argonaut Expedition and the Trojan War of Greek mythology. Although the situation in the Greek Divine Realm had become utterly different from the original myths due to the rise of Ye Ting and Hecate, that had not prevented those two major events from occurring.

As for other events, Ye Ting had never experienced Type-Moon's Age of Gods. Based solely on his knowledge of mythology and human history, he simply could not spot any differences.

Only the Egyptian Divine Realm, which Ye Ting had deeply cultivated and profoundly influenced, had embarked upon a different path.

The Argonaut Expedition and the Trojan War were one thing. At the time, Ye Ting had been involved in