He transmigrated into the world of Slay the Gods as an orphaned delivery worker with 327 yuan in his bank account.
The good news: he has a pair of eyes that can see through everything. Gods, the mysterious, and their agents have nowhere to hide from him.
The bad news: seeing them doesn’t help when he can’t beat any of them.
Then he discovers that several “experts” have been renting rooms by the month at a shabby internet café in Jiangbei City:
Ares, the God of War, is stuck in Silver rank and can’t climb any higher. Odin, God of Wisdom, watches short videos every day. Hela, Goddess of Death, feeds stray cats every night.
And there’s a mysterious person whose true nature even he can’t see, forever keeping the door to Room Four shut.
Chen Mo starts delivering food while learning from all kinds of gods at the internet café.
Battlefield foresight, strategic reasoning, the perception of death…
When he gains the last ability from the fourth expert, he finally understands:
The truth of this world is far more complicated than the novel makes it out to be.
And his task is to flip the board before the original protagonist can grow strong.
