Alien Invasion, Who Says There is No God in Our Solar System?

Name: Alien Invasion, Who Says There is No God in Our Solar System?
Author: Salty Porridge With Beets

by Salty Porridge With Beets

ongoing Xuanhuan High Fantasy Martial Arts Male Lead

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62Kwords27chapters

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Ch. 27 — God-making Plan?

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In 2056, astronomers observed that 0.2 Light-years away from the Blue Star, a fleet of twelve interstellar battleships was heading towards the Blue Star at 0.5 Times the speed of light. Their goal is - Colonize Blue Star and enslave all mankind. According to expert calculations, mankind only has 292.25 Blue star days left to prepare. Facing invaders whose civilization is far superior to itself, this battle is destined to have no chance of winning. ... More than 200 days later. Twelve battleships hung high in the sky like a red moon, and the invaders announced to humans in a mechanical tone that the entire Blue Star had been conquered. At a time when everyone is almost in despair. One by one, mortals who had encountered adventures transformed into gods and stepped forward. ... "On that day, I saw the Chinese god Hou Yi draw his sunbow to its full height and shoot out an arrow, like a comet, traveling millions of miles and hitting the center of the red moon!" "That day, I saw the Nordic God King Odin riding the eight-legged horse Sleibnir, throwing the eternal spear towards the red moon that never failed. The destruction of the alien battleship was like a firework blooming in the solar system!" "But that day, I also saw the golden cudgel of the fighting Buddha broken into three pieces, Zeus's shield of gods was broken through countless holes, the black dragon Nidhogg led a group of gods to betray Blue Star, and the despicable Izanagi stole the three-pointed two-edged sword of Erlang God Yang Jian..." "But fortunately, we won in the end." "However..." "This is far from over." On the moon base, looking at the three extra blue suns above his head, a ragged monk with a broken arm fanned his cattail leaf fan and let out a sigh.