I, The Dragon Overlord CHapter 452 - Dao Requires Destiny

“Creating such a massive natural disaster is a real waste.”

In the Western Mountains of China, there was a wonderful place for recuperation that was mostly used by the top brass of China for relaxation. It had a beautiful environment and was heavily guarded, and its clientele mostly consisted of prominent but elderly individuals with serious illnesses.

In the most scenic compound, the old man from the Ming Dynasty played by Louie was sitting on an old-fashioned wooden armchair. He sipped on a cup of tea in his hand and relaxed while looking at the blue sky and white clouds.

The old man had always been amiable, so his face always wore a smile as if he was far away from reality, but only the deep eyes reveal a warlike majesty.

Today, Louie was multitasking. He was playing all kinds of identities in China, Japan, the United States, England, Scotland, and Rome. He was the merciful Christ, the ancient practitioners of the East, the legendary magicians, and the terrible monster named Typhon.

Although he was not one of the gods who relied on disaster to create fear to make people believe in him, he was a true god with divine power and could imitate these natural disasters fairly easily.

“If I wasted divine power like this in San Soliel, the gods would definitely laugh at me, but in order to obtain more faith from Earth, the consumption of divine power is worth it. This time, I will take away faith from Japan.”

Louie whisted with some expectation. Compared to faith from China, Louie was more eager to obtain faith from Japan. In the past few decades, the people of China had lost their heart of faith, so even if Louie wanted to gather their faith through God Taiyi, he would have to wait until the Chinese people fully reconstituted their religion.

On the other hand, Japan was different. Shinto had always been its religion. Even if people were not particularly devout, Japan’s large and small shrines had deep roots that were not broken. Now, Louie only needed a little push to pull this source of faith.

“Sir, here is yo

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