I, King Zhou, Who Dares to Confer a God If I Don't Say So!

Conferring titles to gods, conferring titles to gods, but suffering mortals. As the emperor of the human race alone, he should take the rise and fall of the human race as his own responsibility and protect the people of the world. "The land is thousands of miles away and the people are hungry. Where is God?" "Where is God when the flood sweeps across and kills people?" "All living beings are suffering. You stand on the sky, carefree and at ease, with the eyes of gods, despise mortals, and respect you and other gods. What's the point?" "I don't agree with this title of god!" "When God is powerless, he alone will save all sentient beings." King Zhou looked arrogantly to the sky, facing all the gods in the sky, and compared with the gods with the qualifications of a mortal. Destroy the three religions and reach the sky, leaving no gods above the human race. ... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.