In this weird world, I can consecrate the gods

Introduction 1:
The Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors of Morality were famous in the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties.
Seven heroes and five hegemons fought against each other in the Spring and Autumn Period, and the Qin and Han Dynasties rose and fell.
There are several lines of names in Qing history, and countless barren hills in Beimang.
The fields of the predecessors are harvested by the descendants, and it is said that there is a fierce battle between dragons and tigers.
Five thousand years have passed since the Three Sovereigns and Five Emperors established human relations, and King Wu Jifa overthrew the last human king Xia Qi.
Five thousand years ago, the literary saint Ji Changweishui obtained a mysterious silk cloth and obtained the power of the oath. He then signed the "Covenant of the Righteous God" with the world's strangest. From then on, the literary saint received strange help and his destiny returned to Zhou.
Since then, Weiwei has become a god, towering over all living beings, being worshiped by the entire human race, and enjoying humanistic worship.
Some people hate others because they are not superior to others.
And some people hate Renshangren because they feel that there should be no one in Renshang!

Introduction 2:
Qi practitioners swallow the essence of the sun and the moon with the intention of seeking immortality.
When Cui Yu swallowed a mouthful of the essence of the sun and the moon and entered his body, a 'ding' sounded in his head, "We found a strange force invading", and he knew he was in big trouble!
Seize the [Essence of the Sun and the Moon] and obtain the great magical power of 'Repairing the Sky with the Sun'.
Capture the deceit of [Heartless Ghost] and gain the 'hidden mind' technique. Hide the heart in a secret place, and the heart will not die and the body will not perish.
Capture the secret of [a strange piece of extraterrestrial cloth] and obtain the power of the gods.
A strange peach, deprived of its strangeness, can live for nine thousand years!
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