Gods for All: I Play the Primordial Sun God!

The age of everyone playing gods has arrived. Others play Zeus, wielding thunder and lightning and swaggering like they own the world. Others play Sun Wukong, mastering seventy-two transformations and sweeping across the land. Others play Odin, holding Gungnir and commanding fate. Li Si looked at the divine role he had awakened and fell silent. The Ancient Sun God. The ruthless figure from the book he’d read, betrayed and devoured, then reborn in darkness. All-knowing and all-powerful, with five pathways and the source in his hands, he was supreme. But there was one problem: No one in this world had read that book. “The Sun God? That’s it?” “There are tons of gods of light and sun. That role is a dime a dozen. What good is it?” His classmates laughed loudly. Li Si said nothing. Because he’d discovered that his golden finger was pretty outrageous: He could play any god from anime, novels, or mythology. Today, he could be the Sun Saint Emperor from *Shrouding the Heavens*. Tomorrow, he could be Apollo, the Sun God from *Saint Seiya*. The day after, he could be Rider from *Fate*, sending his chariot of light to clear the way. And his true self, his secret identity… Would always be the Ancient Sun God, returned from a heap of corpses, master of five pathways, and a terror to the Old Ones. Later, when the abyssal rift opened and evil gods descended upon the world, everyone fell to their knees. Only Li Si stood in the void, a black sun appearing behind him. He looked at the indescribable evil god and smiled. “Well, what a coincidence. I crawled out of a heap of corpses too!”