The Capital's Lights Never Go Out! I Burn the Gods to Ash on the Battlefield

The capital's long night, its lights as red as blood.

Li Wei, an unemployed young man, unexpectedly awakens the "Emotional Eye." In his eyes, the joys and sorrows of all living beings become a battlefield map woven from golden flames, frost, and blood-red blades.

When capitalist tycoons manipulate public opinion to tear the people apart, and foreign monstrous beasts erode the nation's fortune through cultural invasion, this good-for-nothing, once cursed out by his landlord, is forced to wield the power to slay gods:

Wielding emotion as a blade: One livestreaming catchphrase, "All the girls should buy this," ignites a spending frenzy worth trillions. At a poetry gathering, a spirited speech about a young China sparks a riot, shaking the heights of the Forbidden City.

Holding the flames to defend the city: Deep in the alleys swallowed by neon, he draws on the heartfire of 1.4 billion people and forges it into a spear. Li Wei's lonely courage when he once provided disaster relief in Tongshan becomes a torch with which mortals burn the heavens.

Burning false gods to ash: At the final battle for the nation's fortune, Wall Street tycoons transform into the nine-headed Xiangliu, while Japanese Onmyoji summon a nighttime parade of a hundred demons.

Li Wei tears apart the laws of emotion and uses five thousand years of Chinese civilization as kindling, building a lighthouse from the bones of the gods and rekindling the undying flame of the East!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.