Zhen Xin was stunned for a moment, then immediately stood still, assuming the same posture as when she stepped into the void to seek the "future" during the trial.

As she adjusted her posture, her shadow slowly changed, eventually transforming into an even more bizarre silhouette.

It looks a bit like me, but it's obviously more like a symbol.

Zhen Xin's eyes focused, and she quickly memorized the symbol, then she took out a piece of white paper and traced it.

Looking at this strange symbol, she murmured unconsciously:

"Is this...text?"

She frowned and began to look through her collection of ancient books from the Island of Hope, trying to find texts with a similar style.

But she searched through countless books from the era of civilization and failed to find any clues. It was not until she expanded the scope and began to look for tribal relics from the era of life that she finally found the same text on an ancient, almost decayed bone fragment that was strung together to form a book chain.

Not similar, but identical.

She saw the exact same strokes.

“I found you!”

The exhausted Zhen Xin finally smiled. She disassembled the text on the bone fragment, mixed it with other symbols, and asked for relevant information through various channels and connections. Until the next special trial came, she finally deciphered the symbols contained in the shadow.

The meaning of this stroke, after translation, becomes two words:

【Original Origin】.

This was obviously the name of a god, but strangely, Zhen Xin had never heard of him. Even though she had collected countless anecdotes about gods, she had never heard this name in these historical scraps.

"【Origin】...Who is he?"

She read the name over and over again, searching her memory for all possible history related to Him, but Zhen Xin was so focused that she didn't notice that when she whispered the name, her strange shadow slowly returned to normal.

At this moment, she was suddenly stunned for a moment, and her expression quickly became happy, the corners of her eyes turned up high, and the corners of her mouth couldn't hide her smile, and she couldn't control her mouth and said with a sound of tut-tut:

"Hee~

My dear sister, why haven't you called me yet?

I'm getting impatient.

Since you didn’t call me, I had no choice but to come find you~"

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[Volume 1: Faith Game, End.]

In order to prevent [fraudulent] believers from causing trouble, I have to make it clear again that it is the first volume that has been completed, not the book, which is still early! Everyone, beware of fraud!

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Words written at the end of the volume:

First of all, thank you all my friends for your likes and reading!

I never could have imagined that this book would achieve such success when I started writing it. I just wanted to write a light-hearted and interesting infinite flow short story, but I didn’t expect the story to drift while I was writing. Fortunately, it did not go off the track and was liked by so many friends. I am really happy. Thank you all again.

I didn't want to divide the story into volumes, but later I thought it would be a bit disappointing if I didn't divide it into volumes. Many readers mentioned that the main line of the story is not strong. Indeed, the first few trials are passively connected one by one, and time becomes the only main line. Although time is indeed the main line, this also fits Cheng Xiaoshi's character, lying down and letting things go, just muddle along...

But now Cheng Shi doesn't want to mess around anymore, so the tone needs to be changed. The second volume will probably be a story about someone who is cheating people while gaining points (tentative title).

In addition, I have also noticed many of your opinions on this book. I also know that this book still has many shortcomings. I will try my best to repair them without changing the big framework, at least to ensure the smooth flow of logic and the interest of the story. If you find problems with the story logic, you can also @ me to revise the text. As long as I see it, I will modify it as soon as possible.

As for some of the requirements that are too high and too professional... I will humbly accept your criticism and strive to improve as soon as possible. After all, Cheng Shi's cooking is just pretending, and I am really a bad cook...

I am not a professional author, and I am constantly learning as I write. Of the 800,000 words in the first volume, almost 90,000 words were scrapped, not including the small chapters that were revised and deleted. The chapters I finished on the first day might have been revised frantically even before they were published, so you will see a lot of extra words, fewer words, and incoherent sentences in the text, all because I didn't have time to proofread the revisions.

I would also like to thank all the Woodpecker friends here. It is your seriousness that has given later readers a better reading experience. Thank you!

I don’t always have inspiration when I’m writing, and I can’t guarantee that my ideas are always interesting. I usually get stuck in writing, but every time I see something funny in the comments section, I feel like I’m getting better, and I’m very grateful for everyone’s encouragement.

To be honest, a large part of the joy of reading "Foolish Play" comes from the comments section. This is a novel that cannot have its comments section closed. Believe me, even if there are indeed a few comments that slightly affect the viewing experience, most of the comments are fun, and reading while watching can significantly increase the reading pleasure.

P.S. When I wrote the above sentence, I switched back to [Destiny], not a [Fraud] believer.

That’s about all I want to say. I hope I can live up to everyone’s expectations and continue to write the second volume. The story is continuous, it’s just a split volume, which doesn’t affect the reading experience.

The name of the second volume: Walker of Nothingness.

Praise [nothingness]!

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Regarding the update time, two chapters will be updated every morning at 8 o'clock.

Don’t ask why it’s early in the morning. Working people need to catch up on their novels while commuting. That’s it.

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