You Asked Me to Write Chinese Mythology, So I Wrote the Primordial World on the Spot

Because China's history has been severed, other countries only recognize four mythological traditions: Indian, Norse, Egyptian, and Greek.

The vast and glorious China has no mythological heritage of its own.

To create a mythology for their country and strengthen cultural confidence, China spares no expense to stage a grand, widely publicized competition.

The competition's theme is "Where Are Our Gods?" and contestants must write a mythological tale around it.

Lin Nan transmigrates into a contestant at the mythology-writing competition.

While other authors write that Amaterasu, the ancestor of the Egyptians, and the Norse gods are actually Chinese gods...

Lin Nan writes Investiture of the Gods.

As soon as it appears, the whole world is stunned!

When the audience is so immersed in the story that they can't tear themselves away, he goes on to write Journey to the West, the Classic of Mountains and Seas...

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