Lord of All the People: Bankrupt Gods Have Come to Join Me

In the era of national lords, the Ember Divine Court awakened by Jin Cen was unable to recruit normal heroes, but would send bankrupt gods from all over the world to him. The Rain God, who owes hundreds of thousands of dollars, can only make a foot of rain; the Kitchen God, who carries a black pot and can only cook porridge... Everyone laughs at him for picking up a bunch of trash. Until Jin Cen paid off their divine debts for them, the lost priesthoods were restored one by one: rain fell on the wasteland, thousands of miles of harvests; the fire in the kitchen was not extinguished, and the armies were not hungry. When the kingdom of gods in the heavens came to a close, the group of abandoned gods stood behind him: "He paid off our debts for us, and we rebuilt the kingdom of gods for him." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.