American Comics: A Conceptual Divine Nation, Starting with the Invincible Gatekeeper

Nolin transmigrates to the Marvel Universe and obtains the Supreme Mythology System.

As long as he spreads the gods' names, he earns Mythology Spread points and unlocks the ability to wield even more powerful divine powers.

However, Nolin discovers that his golden finger is a little weird.

The 50-50 Door God: “Before me, all beings are equal! None may enter unless I permit it!”

The Immortal Earth God: “I protect a village and its people. Within my domain, I am immortal, all-knowing, and all-powerful!”

The Four Time Gods: “In charge of the year, month, day, and hour, we govern the passage of time and record the past, present, and future of the human world!”

The Great God of the Three Altars and the Sea, the True Lord Erlang...

Years later,

Watching his Chitauri Army get beaten senseless by gods from every direction, Loki begins to doubt himself.

It's bad enough that your door gods pop out of doors, but why are they coming out of car doors and hatches too? Wait! Does a forehead count as a door?

The Living Tribunal looks at the universe, now controlled by numerous gods, and falls into deep thought. “Nightmare, did you do this? I must be dreaming!”

Meanwhile, Nolin sits upon his lofty divine throne and commands the gods in the name of the Supreme Heavenly Emperor!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.