Gods of China: How Dare Japanese Deities Call Themselves Gods?

In June, at the height of summer, a sudden blizzard struck Jiangchuan. The Japanese snow demon Yukionna crossed into this world, freezing the entire city with her extreme cold and intent on slaughtering all living things.

Celestial Master Zhang Daoxuan faced her alone, but he was no match for a thousand-year-old demon. At the critical moment, he issued a heavenly decree and summoned Qing Nü, the Chinese goddess of frost and snow! The might of a true deity crushed the evil spirit, slaying Yukionna on the spot and ending the crisis.

But this was only the beginning of the invasion from beyond the borders. The Great Tengu, the Yamata no Orochi, and the gods of Takamagahara crossed into this world one after another. Their power over the laws of reality ravaged China, steadily encroaching upon its land.

At this moment of peril, Zhang Daoxuan wielded the Celestial Master's Divine Seal and summoned the gods of China to defend the nation! Zhurong burned away the darkness, Zhenwu subdued demons, and the ancient gods took turns entering the fray, driving the Japanese deities into one defeat after another.

Cornered, the two creator gods Izanagi and Izanami resorted to forbidden arts. They resurrected the chief gods Amaterasu, Susanoo, and Tsukuyomi, and launched an ultimate battle to destroy the world.

Then Zhang Daoxuan threw open the Hall of Heroes! Generations of war gods and countless heroes who had fought against the Japanese invaders assembled, ready to fight to the death.

Whoever dares invade China's lands will face gods who slay gods, and evil spirits who destroy evil spirits! Let all the heavens know: China has gods, and they will never perish! These mere Japanese deities have no right to call themselves divine on Chinese soil!

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