Myth Invasion: Fengshen Restart

United Nations summit, live broadcast around the world. Representatives from the Thirty Kingdoms took turns taunting: "Where is your dragon? Where is Sun Wukong?" Seven billion people watched, but the Chinese representatives remained silent. The door opened. A young man in a white coat walked in, holding a ten-dollar Book of Mountains and Seas in his hand. "Who are you?" "Museum intern," he said, "to prove the existence of Chinese mythology." The whole audience burst into laughter. He turned to the first page. The roar of the dragon exploded, and a Chinese dragon soared from the pages of the book and occupied the sky above the hall. He closed the book and smiled: "My father-in-law is on vacation and I will give you a bigger one." At this moment, the global landscape is rewritten. The Western pantheon finally understands that Chinese mythology is not non-existent, but it is so powerful that it disdains the manifestation of saints. Taotie out of trouble? The fragments of soil teach it how to behave. A provocation from the god? Yellow turban warriors line up to fight. "Myths are the rules of civilization. The rules of China have not been broken for five thousand years." Knowledge crushes the gods, and archeology rewrites the world. An intern supports the entire China. Click to read and witness the road to becoming a god. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.