He's Back—the Former God of War
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About He's Back—the Former God of War
Cast down and ridiculed in tattered rags by his arrogant betrothed, Orion hides a secret capable of sundering the heavens: he is the legendary God King reincarnate, walking among mortals to test their true hearts.
Dismissed as a worthless beggar by the haughty Moon God clan, he endures every insult with a cold smile, concealing unfathomable divine power beneath the guise of a fool. But true greatness cannot remain buried. In shadows and in battle, Orion rewrites destiny—slaying mythic beasts with bare hands, curing incurable divine curses with a casual wave, and relentlessly crushing emperors and sovereigns beneath his heel in the sacred arena.
When the apocalyptic Abyss Demon Lord invades and Holy City faces total destruction, the time for games is over. Unshackling his supreme divine form, Orion unleashes a single cosmic strike that annihilates the terror in an instant. Leaving his remorseful fiancée and snobbish in-laws weeping in shock, desperate awe, and bitter regret, the unstoppable former God of War ascends to the starry heavens, claiming his rightful throne across the cosmos.
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