I Bestowed Wisdom on the Great Powers of the Heavens

After transmigrating into a fantasy world, Li Hao discovers that he seems able to empower anything and everything in his village.

People, animals, plants, objects, you name it.

A willow tree planted at the village entrance is empowered and becomes the Willow God.

He tosses a piece of scrap metal to the lotus in the pond, and it declares itself the Azure Emperor.

Before the orphan girl leaves the village, she keeps crying, "I don't seek to become an immortal. I only want to wait for you in the mortal world."

Then there's the nursing baby a villager found, who says he's going out to build a Heavenly Court.

A stone claims to be the Great Sage Equal to Heaven; three clouds say they're the Three Sky Maidens.

The oil lamp at home flares up and says it's going out to revive Buddhism.

The bare village is called the greatest forbidden zone in the Three Thousand Worlds.

But that all happened countless years ago.

After the whole world has been thrown into chaos, Li Hao, who has slept through an entire epoch, finally rides out on a blue ox.

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