China Has No Gods? I Name the Great Sage Equal to Heaven from the Start

[Modern High Martial Arts + Mythology Revival + Card Battles + Dimensional Overkill + Absolute Invincibility]

A mythological arena descends upon the world, and divine cards from every nation appear one after another.

Sakura summons “Amaterasu Omikami,” the West awakens “Zeus, King of the Gods,” but Huaxia has suffered a break in its mythological heritage. All it has left is a pile of unidentifiable, nameless F-grade white cards, making it the laughingstock of the world.

On the eve of their defeat in the arena, Ning An, who has transmigrated to this world, takes over the worthless card lineup.

Seeing a monkey holding an iron staff on one of the cards, viewers around the world burst into mocking laughter.

Ning An grips the white card, activates the True Name Entry System, and writes down seven characters:

[The Great Sage Equal to Heaven, Sun Wukong]

In an instant, the System's alarms crash, and the phantom of the 13,500-jin Ruyi Jingu Bang smashes through the arena's domed ceiling.

Next.

Looking at the young man walking a dog, Ning An enters: [True Lord of the Pure Origin and Wondrous Way, Yang Jian]

Looking at the middle-aged man carrying a pagoda, Ning An enters: [Pagoda-Bearing Heavenly King, Li Jing]

On the day the Western gods march to the gates of the city, Ning An casually throws out seventy-two white cards, and a hundred thousand celestial soldiers and generals subdue the entire world.