Summoning Gods with Cheats, Starting in The Outcast

Spirit Summoning has many schools and branches spread across the world, each with its own name. But no one knows whether immortals, Buddhas, and gods truly exist. It’s like Schrödinger’s cat: until you check, you’ll never know the truth. The protagonist, Lei Shan, transmigrates to the world of The Outcast during a time of war, bringing a cheat with him. He gains the ability to use the powers and skills of various gods and mythological figures from the game Smite, which he played in his previous life. From then on, the very concept of spirit summoning is turned upside down. Fake spirit summoning involves one tedious process after another: ritual altars, offerings, incense, proclamations, talismans, incantations, and so on. But with true spirit summoning, call an immortal and one appears; summon a god, and it won’t hold it against you. You’re the pinnacle of the Shamans, with Spirit Binding and Sending? Then let’s see how you fare against Zhong Kui, the Demon-Quelling Emperor; Hades, King of the Underworld; the Mayan evil god Ah Puch; and Anubis, the Egyptian god of death. You have the Divine Machine Hundred Refinements, the pinnacle of artifact crafting? Come on, Vulcan! Show him what the god of craftsmanship and forging can do. There’s nothing a summoned god can’t handle. And if one isn’t enough, summon two. If calling on Chinese gods doesn’t work, call on foreign ones too. A host of Taoist priests, shamans, monks, and clergy from China and abroad are furious. “Shut up! Our way of summoning spirits is the proper way! What you’re doing isn’t spirit summoning at all!!!” PS: This is not simply a The Outcast fanfic. Current progress: Lu Family Birthday Banquet - Raging Fire of Xiangxi - War-Torn Affairs - Akame ga Kill! (in progress) All characters and organizations mentioned in this work are fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental.