Gods for All: I Recreated Eastern Mythology Through Card Draws

[Global Deities] + [Eastern Mythology] + [Power Fantasy] + [Fast-Paced] + [High-Octane] + [Card Drawing] This is an era in which deities rule over all worlds. Humanity ranks among the ten supreme races. Everyone can open a divine realm, cultivate believers, and kindle divine fire. Countless pantheons stand side by side, with gods dividing the world among themselves. The strong rule, while the weak pray for their favor. Jiang Nan transmigrates. He arrives in this magnificent world of the gods and becomes an ordinary young man on a remote life-bearing planet. With no heaven-defying talent or illustrious family background, he lives an unremarkable life, seemingly destined for an ordinary future. Then, one day, a mysterious structure awakens in his mind: the “Mythic Corridor.” The other end of the corridor connects to the ancient, dazzling myths of his former home. They belong to pantheons that have never existed in this world: ferocious beasts from the Classic of Mountains and Seas that swallow the sun and moon, the netherworld that governs life and death, and the Daoist Celestial Court that rules the Three Realms... The Mythic Corridor grants him just one ability: card drawing. Using faith as his stake and luck as his wager, he summons mythical creations from that other world into reality, one card at a time. So while everyone thinks he is just an insignificant nobody, behind him the Monkey King’s golden cudgel stands tall enough to prop up the sky; at his side, the Third Master Erlang’s heavenly eye sees through the deepest reaches of the underworld; and above his head, the outline of the Southern Heavenly Gate flickers into view. In this world where the gods stand side by side, Jiang Nan is ready to give the world a tiny taste of the shock of Eastern mythology.