Metal raindrops

"The more the Church supports me, the more it proves I have done the right thing. The more the heretics oppose me, the more it proves I have done the right thing."
"Even when heretics praise me, it further proves I'm right. If heretics stay silent, it shows I have done impeccably!"
"If the Church opposes me, it means they have all fallen into evil heresy, and the more heretics oppose me, the more it proves I have done the right thing."
In the year 681, An Su was crowned the youngest Pope in the history of the Church. During his speech, he provided important guidance for the forthcoming de-divination work, emphasizing:
"Now that both the Church and the heretics oppose me, it precisely shows I am on an exceedingly correct path!"
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The year 685.
"It is not that the Evil God cannot be summoned, but that choosing him to take the stage is more cost-effective."
Such was the assessment of the former holy woman of the demons, Yage Silvia.
This statement, once made, instantly attracted attention from all sectors of society—the extensive documentary "The Legend of Pope An Su" continues to broadcast for you.
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This is a story of a top-tier heretical player speedrunning through a fantasy world.

The more they oppose, the more it shows that I am doing the right thing

Heaven fortuitously encountered Teacher Merlin, whose toe casting was as potent as a monster, and he couldn't be defeated despite his utmost effort.


He suddenly remembered... Merlin was also popular among the girls when he was young. The result was that, compelled by his teacher to cast spells with his toes under the guise of 'techniques have no fixed form, everything serves as technique' training, he eventually endured a hundred-year Virgin life.


A perfect full-level new account, just like that, got ruined in practice.


This bitter and moldy nostalgic memory also became the inspiration for Merlin Andre to later design the 'Mother of Toe'.


His gaze towards the Last Bishop suddenly turned respectful.


Countless divine anecdotes from Merlin's youth:


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