Another World Invades, and I Seem to Have Become Its Ruler

Also known as: "I Slept for Three Years, and Now I'm an Evil God?" "The Years I Spent Outsmarting the Protagonist's Younger Brother as a Villain" "How to Survive by the Protagonist's Side After Becoming an Evil God" On a continent where blood sacrifices, magic pillars, witchcraft, demons, and ghosts run rampant, humans beg for the gods' mercy. But the gods themselves are a bunch of monsters. Fear is growing, despair is spreading, until they discover a peaceful world. On that day, their new god descends... -- After being in a coma for three years, Chi Kong woke up in his hospital room to find the world transformed. Ghosts roamed the streets in broad daylight, and demons were running amok everywhere. The good news: The world hasn't gone crazy. Ordinary people can't see any of this. The bad news: He can see it all!!! Just as he was questioning his sanity, his younger brother, a brother-obsessed protagonist with a dazzling halo, came to visit him. Chi Kong: Now we're safe. But... but why could he sense those ghosts summoning their evil god?! Chi Kong had to outwit all manner of monsters and demons while dealing with his younger brother. Why was life so hard?! -- Blurb 2: In the real world, he's Chi Yan's older brother, a reliable support guy with a conscience. In the dream world, he's the most vile evil god, a ruthless killer. Chi Yan: Today, our historical researchers deciphered part of the previous evil god's story from ancient texts. I heard he was hailed as the most terrifying calamity in the history of the otherworld. The guy in the wheelchair, snacking, didn't dare say a word. He couldn't very well tell his younger brother that the so-called calamity he was talking about was him... Blurb 3: Question: How would you describe the first-generation evil god? A certain demon god who prefers to remain anonymous: "A hero." How would you describe the fourth-generation evil god? "A great leader." How would you describe the fifth-generation evil god? "!@#￥%..." The respondent was kicked out of the livestream for their inflammatory language. Message: What happens is up to us.