Proving the Dao Through Strength: I Play Football in Pangu’s Body

Reborn, Hang Dali discovers that the world has gone mad. Western mythology turns out to be real. Zeus strikes down lightning in the Champions League final, and God crowns the Premier League champions. In the East, however, advanced technology has made people stop believing in gods. Ten years after the mysterious revival began, Western deities have been grinding the East into the dirt. Fortunately, he has bound himself to the [Eastern Mythology Legacy System]. But the way to activate this lousy System is absurd: he has to spread the renown of mythology on the soccer field to unlock divine powers. So Hang Dali, a substitute on his school team, kicks a soccer ball to pieces, earning the name “Human Catapult,” which rings out across the country. From a reckless fool mocked by the entire internet to demolishing the team from Mount Olympus in the World Cup final. Xiang Yu's Overlord strength smashes through the Nordic ice wall, while Nezha's Wind-Fire Wheels send the angel army flying. The whole world thinks all he can do is charge in blindly, until, in the desperate final, he leaps high into the air, a Chaos Green Lotus appearing beneath his feet. That kick is called “Pangu's Creation.” “Hey, you little brats, watch me kick the heavens open.”