Don't Mess with Her! This Mortal Is the Matriarch of the Three Realms!

The novel follows one main storyline: fed up with the law of the jungle in the cultivation world, where cultivators kill and plunder for treasure, the protagonist returns to Earth and mass-produces gods according to the traditional mythological principle of assigning one god to every role.

The gods refer to the traditional Journey to the West and Investiture of the Gods systems. Traditional myths were made up by people to serve the weak, and their gods often appear to save those in distress.

Working behind the scenes, the protagonist creates all the gods of the Three Realms. From then on, China strides toward civilizational confidence.

The warships of thirty South China Sea nations are sent spinning in circles by the immortals, while Mazu's departure from her island brings about national reunification. Japan provokes China and incurs the wrath of the Dragon King of the East Sea. When Japan angers China, the immortals spring into action and lay a trap that forces Japan to beg China at the UN Security Council, again and again, to bomb the Japanese islands with hydrogen bombs. After Japan's repeated requests, China drops the only 31 hydrogen bombs in the world on Japan.

A new Journey to the West pilgrimage is launched, boldly traveling to foreign nations to demand the return of ancient books stolen from China, including the Yongle Encyclopedia.

The protagonist creates gods for the West, only for Hong Xiuquan to become the true heir to Christianity.

When the Jews bring out the Bible and claim that God promised them the land, the protagonist makes God appear and deny it in person.

When America lands on the moon, it encounters a woman raising rabbits, and the astronauts are punished by being made to chop down trees in place of Wu Gang.