No Chinese Gods in the World? I Reveal the Chronicle of the Gods

Chinese mythology has been buried, and ancient ruins reduced to rubble!

Liu Ran transmigrates into a world cut off from Chinese mythology, and he alone can summon the gods by name!

As the “Tiancong Cloud Sword” enshrined at a shrine in Sakura Country cleaves the Pacific Ocean, Liu Ran is munching on a scallion pancake at a flea-market stall in an antique district:

“Boss, I’ll take this rusty hula hoop. It’ll make a fine Qiankun Ring for Nezha.”

A Wall Street expert in divine artifacts scoffs: “China’s even lost its true dragons to extinction. What mythology could it possibly have?”

Liu Ran snatches a broken fan from a stone statue at an old temple. “Jigong used this to knock down the foundations of your Statue of Liberty!”

The high priest of Sakura Country’s Shinto religion commits ritual suicide on the spot: “How could the reverse scale of Yamata no Orochi be a Chinese dragon’s toilet brush?!”

When Liu Ran uncovers the bronze sacred tree at Sanxingdui:

“This isn’t a ritual vessel. It’s a fragment of the Investiture of the Gods that seals the Lich King!”

As the world erupts in an uproar, Liu Ran reaches for the gourd at the waist of a damaged statue in the old temple

The moment the seal breaks, monstrous waves sweep through the livestream!

The polar bear nation of the far north freezes the ocean with the Eye of the Winter God, while the Gallic Rooster uses the Muses’ tears to spark an artistic frenzy.

And in China, even the bones of true dragons are seen as evil spirits!

Liu Ran journeys through the ruins, using the Red Armillary Sash to bind the waves and calm the sea, and the Wind-Fire Wheels to burn the outer gods. The Dharma form of the Great Deity of the Third Lotus Assembly appears in the sky

“Who says mythology is just a legend?”

“Every piece of ‘scrap metal’ I appraise is a primordial treasure capable of slaying gods and demons!”