Douluo Dalu: The Peerless Sun and Moon Traversing the Sky

“Voice input plus hands-on writing, no padding, a complete storyline, and a proper ending.”

“The Unrivaled Tang Sect,” “solid logic, no brainless decisions,” “wild technological ideas.”

I don't understand.

Why does everyone who transmigrates into The Unrivaled Tang Sect get a god-tier cheat?

It's as if God King Tang San is destined to bring disaster to anyone who transmigrates.

Ten years ago, I recovered all my memories and resolutely left Shrek Academy.

I returned to the Sun Moon Empire, built a faction, got to the Snow Empress first, and modified soul-powered life forms.

Armed with foreknowledge of the original story, I plotted in secret and embarked on the path to overthrow the divine realm.

Everywhere I went, the people offered their faith, and in the end, all of Douluo Dalu was united under one rule.

However you look at it, I'm the one holding the hidden cards in a game of open cards. The advantage is mine!

________________, The Divine Emperor's Diary: Year One of the Divine Realm

Now I watch God King Tang San collapse in the void, weeping uncontrollably.

I will remember this scene for all eternity.

At this moment, I have to thank my world-shaking wisdom. I won it all.

Sea God Tang San, I am your Wallfacer.

________________, The Divine Emperor's Diary: Expedition Era

Xu Cheng closes the diary and looks to his side:

There stand the twelve God Kings who ascended to godhood alongside him.

“Everyone, we have secured the heart of the divine realm.”

“Now, let us begin our expansion.”

P.S. This isn't a feel-good power fantasy about a kid genius tournament. It follows the Sun Moon Empire. All the godhoods are original creations, and the protagonist doesn't descend with god-level power.