They called him the Dao-Slayer, the chosen one destined to shatter the corrupt gods and free humanity. But prophecies are written by the victors, and sometimes, they are written by the monsters themselves.When a lowborn swordsman named Kenji rises from the slums to wield a legendary blade, he believes he is fighting for the freedom of the mortal realm. Every god he strikes down is a victory for the oppressed. But as the heavens bleed, the truth begins to unravel. The prophecy was never a promise of liberation; it was a blueprint for a cosmic trap. The gods he is killing are not dying, they are being reborn into something far worse. Caught in a web of lies where his mentors are enemies, his allies are monsters, and his own identity is a terrifying paradox, Kenji must decide how far he will go to break a loop that has already consumed him.

They called them unstoppable gods, but to me, they were just the basic targets from my childhood backyard.After years of being banished to the brutal wilderness because of a cursed family lineage, Ethan returns home expecting a quiet family reunion. Instead, he finds his hometown swallowed by roaring flames and crawling with horrific monsters from the Abyss. Using the fundamental training drilled into him by his strange mentors, Ethan destroys the beasts single handedly. But as he searches for his missing family, he discovers that the monsters were not a random disaster. A massive conspiracy connects the terrifying supreme entities of the world to the very mentors who raised him. To protect the people he loves and clear his family name, Ethan must unleash a power that the world is not prepared to handle.