Slay the Gods: The Little Girl Who Sold Nuclear Missiles

In the shadowy night where gods and night watchers intertwine, a mysterious girl quietly appears. Her hair is styled in twin buns, her gaze alluring, yet her fingertips hold the power of destruction. Su Wanqing, the “Little Girl Who Sells Nukes,” trades in memories and emotions, peddling the world the warmth of its own end. When she meets the supremely rational genius An Qingyu, a deadly game unfolds on the fine line between transaction and redemption. If her nukes don’t sell, the world will face the “automatic delivery” of twenty bombs, each with a yield of ten billion tons. If the deal goes through, can mere mortals bear the cost of a divine ruin contract? This is a clash between cold, unforgiving rules and the warmth of human nature. In the grand game of slaying gods, she is both the wildcard and the only spark capable of setting the world ablaze.