After Confessing to the Campus Belle, I Became the Gods of China

[No harem]

Chu Yunge transmigrates into this world, and the System tells him that in 200 days the planet will experience a spiritual qi revival and be invaded by strange beasts.

[Confess to the campus belle to unlock the System, which offers countless Chinese gods to choose from]

After confessing, Chu Yunge becomes a laughingstock, but…

“Spiritual qi revival hasn’t even begun, yet I’ve already become one of the gods of the celestial pantheon!

“During a livestream, he rescues people from a fire, then lands lightly after leaping from a building dozens of stories tall.

Reporters crowd around him, their eyes full of confusion, but Chu Yunge declares with righteous conviction:

“What immortals? Please, believe in science~”

With that, Chu Yunge walks on air and flies into the distance.

“Two hundred days later, students gather on the sports field for their graduation ceremony.

A rift suddenly appears in the sky, and endless strange beasts pour out.

The students panic and scramble to run.

But Chu Yunge walks against the flow of the crowd.

He murmurs:

“Gods of China, possess me!”

“Among all the colors of the world, I wield pure white!”

Then his hair grows long and turns white. A white robe slowly unfurls over him, its hem fluttering in the wind.

He transforms into the [Purple Star Emperor],

“Ruling all the stars above, commanding the myriad laws in the middle, and governing Fengdu below.”

The [Fengdu Soul-Calming Song] summons spirit soldiers to wipe out the strange beasts.

He transforms into Dijiang, the Spatial Ancestral Shaman,

The [Great Void Art] opens several portals, saving the entire city.

The whole world is stunned: Spiritual qi has only just revived, and he’s already become a god?

On the day red flags are planted across the world, a reporter asks him, “Immortal Chu, you must have endured a lot of blood and tears on your journey to becoming stronger, right?”

Chu Yunge replies calmly, “I certainly experienced plenty of blood and tears, but they belonged to other people.”