In addition to all kinds of history and anecdotes, there are also some extremely useful things in the Book of Divine Grace. Some of Ciri's improved methods of growing food based on the history of the Colin plane, as well as some basic literacy textbooks.

Maybe no one will pay attention to it at first, and it may take a long time for people to realize the importance of these contents, but Ciri still takes the trouble to organize them and compile them into the Book of Divine Grace. For Ciri, he would try any opportunity that could cause trouble for the gods and the church in the future. These contents can enlighten the people, and once ordinary people become more knowledgeable and intelligent, they will reduce their dependence on the gods.

The Book of Charisma is more of an all-encompassing encyclopedia than a history book. However, it is only an abridged version, and the complete version of the Book of Divine Grace, Atheism, is truly an encyclopedia.

Atheism is a detailed and truthful record of all the historical content that Shiri could find in the charity realm. He went to the Bejaya bookstore several times, in order to retrieve the historical materials that the old mage Ryan had collected for him.

More and more complete information, combined with the fact that there was no need to compromise with the church, made the historical account in Atheism much more detailed and authentic than in the Charismatic Book, and Ciri was free to record any of his views about the gods and the church in books, and Atheism was destined to be distributed underground.

In addition to these contents, Ciri analyzed and sorted out all kinds of magic in the Divine Grace Realm based on the elementary textbooks of the Colin plane in his memory, and then produced some textbooks suitable for beginners. These materials are annotated in the second half of Atheism, and in addition to the original knowledge of the Divine Grace Realm, Ciri also infuses it with the ideas of some Colin Plane Academy mages.

This part of the knowledge is also useful for the high-level magicians in the charismatic realm, as the mages here are still learning and studying magic by experience rather than by a mature theoretical system, and these magical parts of Atheism provide them with a lot of theoretical foundation. With a theoretical foundation, the mage can build layer after layer of magical knowledge on top of it, and organize and improve the magical knowledge system of the divine grace realm.

As the popularity of the Book of Divine Grace gradually increased, Ciri himself became more and more famous in the Divine Grace Realm. The New World of Vasco has come to be the pride of the entire continent, for although Ciri was not born here, the Book of Divine Charity was born here.

Duke Aubrey, the administrator of the New World, decided to build a statue of Ciri himself in Port West, a decision that was unanimously supported by many nobles and commoners. Because of everyone's support for this, the statue was quickly built.

The statue is located in the center of the central plaza in Port West. The entire statue is perfectly shaped to the image of Xirui herself. At the base of the statue is a nearly two-metre pedestal, which elevates the statue above everyone else, as a sign of respect for him and recognition of his outstanding contributions.

Many of the famous events described in the Book of Divine Grace are carved on three sides of the pedestal, and the obverse direction is a brief introduction to Ciri and the Book of Divine Grace. On the pedestal, Ciri sat on a regular wooden chair, holding a book in his left hand and writing something on it with his right hand. The cover of the book can be seen below, which is exactly the cover style of the first edition of the Book of Divine Grace. This statue was created by a master and vividly portrays the attentive expression of Ciri as she worked.

Ignoring the outside world, Ciri devoted himself to the compilation of "Atheism", and after more than two years, he finally completed this "Atheism" with a higher value than the "Book of Divine Grace".

The completion of the book does not mean that his task is over, and "Atheism" will have to be released in order to realize its value.

Because Atheism is full of all kinds of content that is explicitly forbidden by the Church of God, it is completely impossible to publish like the Book of Divine Grace, and can only be hidden in places where the church cannot see it, or although it will appear in the normal world, it will be difficult for the church to find it.

Ciri wants to make Atheism more visible, so he needs to do something about secrecy. During the dark period of the Colin Continent, the mages of the Combat Sect once regarded magical knowledge as their life, and in order to prevent the fruits of their life's experience from being taken away by others, they invented something called the "Mystery Book".

The "mystery book" is more of a magic prop than a book. Its ontology is less like a book, more like an ordinary information note. The "mystery book" can merge another book, and when the two books are merged into one, the user can set a password. If someone else looks at a book, they will only see the contents of the book to which it is attached. Once the command is recited, the style of the book will not change, and the content will be replaced with the original content of the "mystery book".

Another advantage of this approach is that Atheism has much more content than the Book of Divine Grace, and if it were all bound normally like the Book of Divine Grace, it would not be possible to carry it around without storage space.

If Atheism is made in the form of a "mystery book", once it is possessed, you can flip back and forth through the pages, and the pages will be updated with each flip. In the Colin plane, due to the prevalence of academic mages, the form of "mystery book" is no longer popular, but it is now used to solve the problem that Ciri is facing at this time.

The "Mystery Book" is not a hassle to make, after all, it is like a kind of auxiliary magic prop, because the effect is not complicated, and it is very simple to make. After Ciri made the first original book herself, she taught the old mage Ryan the method and asked him to find someone to make it in large quantities.

The old mage was not very interested in the content of the book at first, but attached great importance to the method of making the "mystery book". He didn't know where Ciri had learned about this strange technique, and Ryan himself was very optimistic about its value. However, Ciri didn't care about any technical value, and directly asked the old mage Ryan to teach it to more mages to speed up the production of "Atheism".

Bejaya Bookstore isn't the only one in the Lobito Mountains. In fact, it's a syndicate of magic book sales. The Bejaya Bookstore has branches in many of the mage's underground communication stations, and this one in the Lobito Mountains is not the main store.

The old mage Ryan is the founder and owner of this organization, and he usually stays at the headquarters, but he just happened to run into Ciri that day, and he didn't expect to complete a big deal. Ciri didn't care about the "mystery book" technique that looked extremely precious to the old mage Ryan, but instead attached great importance to the "Atheism" to be made into a "mystery book", which made Ryan himself interested in what "Atheism" was. He took the time to dedicate himself to reading Atheism, and he couldn't stop reading it.