Interstellar Conscription: The Gods Take the Test, and Everyone Goes Wild

(Sci-fi + martial arts + history + mythology + interstellar conquest + decisive violence + lighthearted comedy)

With DQ humanity on the brink of extinction, Han Yi is ordered to travel to an alien civilization and recruit soldiers. Attacked along the way, he wakes with his resolve renewed and carries out recruitment missions in one world after another: martial arts, history, mythology, and the stars. Step by step, he transforms his spaceship into a super planet-class battleship.

The five principles of recruitment: trick, swindle, deceive, cheat, and beat them up.

When the recruitment notice for Celestial Palace Academy goes up:

Tang Sanzang and his disciples, the Jade Emperor, Lei Zhenzi, Zhu Yuanzhang, Liu Er Mihou, Huang Rong, Zhang Sanfeng, and more all show up to enroll.

When Celestial Court Heavy Industries starts hiring too:

Erlang Shen, Guanyin Bodhisattva, Jiumozhi, Bai Qi, Xiang Yu, Liu Bei, Cao Cao, Linghu Chong, the Bull Demon King, Guo Jing, Yang Guo, and more all come to apply.

Years later, a highly advanced alien civilization launches a fierce assault on the interstellar battleship...

Qin Shi Huang, Liu Bang, Li Shimin, and others each bring a million air force troops and mighty space weapons to face the alien civilization.

Qiao Feng, Zhao Zilong, Zhou Zhiruo, Hua Wuque, and the others can stand it no longer. They all pilot their own battleships into the battlefield.

The mythological figures with extraordinary powers, such as the Tathagata, the Queen Mother of the West, the Four Heavenly Kings, and the Seven Fairies, move even faster. Aboard supersonic fighter jets, they are the first to storm the alien civilization’s lair...

Han Yi watches it all from above, far away. “The real show is just beginning...”

Alien gods bring war, and the gods answer the call. This novel is also known as The Gods Answer.

(This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Enjoy the story, and please don’t take it too seriously. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate!)