You Told Me to Create the Supernatural, So Why Did You Bring in Humanity?

Ye Su transmigrates to a world filled with bizarre gods! From the start, he faces a trial: create a powerful supernatural entity! The strong survive, the weak die! In this world, creating supernatural entities requires eerie energy. The stronger the eerie energy, the more powerful the entity, and the mightier the eerie god! But Ye Su is only a newborn eerie god, and the eerie energy within him isn’t enough to create a powerful entity. Soon, however, Ye Su discovers that flesh and blood aren’t the only things that can be transformed into eerie energy. Obsession, karmic burdens, regrets, resentment, despair, and fear can all be converted as well! In his previous life, Ye Su was a wage slave who worked himself to death. After learning this, he immediately gives up on creating supernatural entities and instead uses all his eerie energy to transport humanity into his eerie world. If he can’t create powerful supernatural entities, why not let them create powerful ones themselves? As the other eerie gods look on in confusion, Ye Su lays down a series of rules for humanity. Gradually, under Ye Su’s system, powerful resentment builds up among humanity. Just as they’re reaching their breaking point, Ye Su, their eerie god, gives a sly chuckle. “My people, your mission isn’t over yet!”