Demon beasts run rampant, and foreign races invade.
People in this world gain immense power by forming contracts with spirits, using that power to withstand the crises they face.
The strength of one’s spirit determines the limits of one’s potential.
Amaterasu, Zeus, Odin, Brahma...
When disaster struck, powerful deities descended all over the world.
Only China had no deities, beset by troubles both within and without.
On Contract Day, the Chinese prodigy Chu He shook Olympus. A projection of the God of War, Ares, descended to form a contract with him, sending the whole nation into an uproar.
But...
Chu He turned down Ares and chose a three-eyed creature that had never appeared before...
“You’re turning down the God of War, Ares, to pick a three-eyed freak?”
Everyone was stunned.
“What do you mean, ‘three-eyed freak’? Allow me to properly introduce the one standing before you: one of Heaven’s Three Great Rebels, a Saint through the Flesh, Heaven’s Judicial God who answers the summons but not the proclamation, the True Lord Erlang, Yang Jian!”
“Oh, and you all have to call his dog Lord Swallowing the Sun...”
The protagonist's character is not likeable. He knows that others want to kill him. The protagonist also has the opportunity to realize his own strength, but he wastes time longing for and envying other people's strength, not trying to find ways to become stronger, and thinking wildly regardless of the situation.
The biggest problem with this book. . . . . . There is too little content. I lost it before I even read it [laughing crookedly][laughing crookedly][laughing crookedly]