There Are No Gods in Huaxia, So I Called on My Ancestors

The Global Mythology Arena descends, and the Pantheon declares before all: Chinese mythology has been severed from its past, its gods' names are in disarray, and it has no gods capable of fighting.

As the entire internet laughs, Lin Jin, a temporary museum guide, steps onto the divine stage.

While others summon gods, he calls upon the civilizational principles passed down by his ancestors.

Standardizing the written language dispels evil curses; the Great Wall marks the borders; Yu the Great's flood control reshapes the battlefield.

From the very first match, the gods of every nation finally understand: China isn't without gods. It simply never entrusts its fate to them.

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