Card Crafting: I Start with the Ten Kings of Hell and Enslave Hades

Chu Xun transmigrates into a world of cards. Here, people can create cards by filling in the details of a world’s lore. The more complete the lore, the more powerful the cards. The strongest can even wield divine authority. And since Chinese culture has suffered a break in its history here, Chu Xun has the perfect opportunity to make his mark. Just as he’s about to make a big move, he discovers that Western gods have already seized most of the divine authority in the world. Worse, Hades has set his sights on him from the start, leaving him in mortal danger. But Chu Xun isn’t worried in the slightest. In the presence of Chinese gods, you lot are nothing! You’re Hades, god of the underworld? Then I’ll summon the Ten Yama Kings, the Great Emperor of Fengdu, and Lady Pingxin. How will you deal with that? You’re Ares, god of war? Then I’ll summon the Great Sage Equal to Heaven, the True Lord Erlang, and Zhu Rong, god of fire. How will you deal with that? You have Zeus, king of the gods? Then I’ll summon Hongjun, the Three Pure Ones, and Lady Nuwa. How will you deal with that? Years later, Chu Xun personally brings about the Twilight of the Gods. “That’s it? Not one of you can put up a fight.”