From the Start, I Delivered the Imperial Seal, and It Chose Me as Its Master: I Became the Celestial Emperor

From the Start, I Delivered Food, the Imperial Seal Chose Me, and I Became the Celestial Emperor

Chen Jiudeng is an ordinary delivery rider. His parents died young, and he scrapes by delivering meals.

The Heavenly Court collapsed three hundred years ago. The immortals are dead or fled, the incense offerings have ceased, and demons are stirring in secret.

He has neither money nor influence, rents a room in an urban village, and spends every day rushing through the streets and alleys.

One day, while making a delivery, he is struck by lightning, and half of a broken jade seal erupts from within him.

He unexpectedly gains a golden finger: an ancient token of authority from the Heavenly Court.

The seal can turn online traffic into incense offerings. Likes mean power, and livestreams can summon gods.

Others laugh at him for being crazy, but he uses delivery fees to repair the Hall of the Divine Firmament and patrols the heavens on a shared bicycle.

The God of Thunder is a drunk, the Goddess of Lightning scrolls through short videos, and the White Tiger Star Lord wants to quit and work at a pet shop.

He leads a band of down-and-out former subordinates to rebuild order in the Heavenly Court’s ruins.

While others are still fighting over incense offerings, he uses a million-strong barrage of comments to break a killing formation.

When fallen immortals collude with the underworld to alter the Book of Life and Death, he turns the trending charts against them and breaks their scheme.

From being ignored by everyone to winning the reverence of the people, from acting Celestial Emperor to making the rules of a new age.

In the end, he will gather all the pieces of the seal, restore order to the Three Realms, and usher in a new era of flourishing incense offerings.