Are There No Gods in China? From the Start, I Summon Pangu to Split the Almighty

Li Ping'an transmigrates to a parallel world, where projections from the myriad heavens appear and myths awaken across the globe.

Every country must choose a representative to lead its people in praying to and worshipping the gods, gaining divine power in return.

"The Olive Country sacrifices 100 million books and successfully summons Athena, Goddess of Wisdom. The intelligence of its entire population increases by 10 points, and it obtains the Zodiac Saint Cloth."

"The Peacock Country sacrifices 1 billion baht and successfully summons the Medicine Buddha. The constitution of its entire population increases by 10 points, and its medicine advances by ten years."

"The Eagle Sauce Country sacrifices one billion cattle and sheep and successfully summons God, Yahweh, who can drain other nations' fortunes and their people's lifespans, then use them to empower his own people."

The Eagle Sauce Country's representative chooses to drain Huaxia's fortune, strip the descendants of Yan and Huang of their lifespans, and add those years to his own country's people.

The 1.4 billion people of Huaxia are furious.

"In this vast land of Huaxia, are there no gods we can worship?"

"Five thousand years of history, yet not a single god has emerged!"

At this moment, Huaxia's representative, Li Ping'an, steps forward. He chooses to summon Pangu!

"Huaxia sacrifices the will of its people and successfully summons Pangu. The constitution of its entire population increases by 10 points, their strength increases by 10 points, and they obtain the supreme treasure, the Heaven-Opening Axe!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.