The Crown of Co-Rulership

A game has invaded reality, and the last hope of the world has fallen. Wang, whom the First Agency had poured everything into training, died on the battlefield. They once declared that the unconventional man chosen by the legacy was unworthy of the crown. But he stepped forward. He inherited the full authority of the God of the Mortal Realm, an ancient deity who had once protected humanity, only to be betrayed by it. He possesses everything mortals do, and more besides. His blood can leave his body and become weapons, his bones can be drawn out as spears, shadows can surge up from beneath his feet, and both the living and the dead can be brought back to life. With his team by his side, he has no need to act. His shadow legion, resurrected flesh, and awakened dead advance on their own, while the enemy cannot even touch the hem of his clothes. Without his team, he alone is enough to crush all opposition. “They’re not here. So I’ll do it myself.” But the monsters invading through the game are not the only things standing in his way. There is also the First Agency’s rejection, the unfinished path Wang left behind, and the ultimate question: Humanity betrayed a god. Do you still want humanity? The Crown of Co-Rulership does not ask whether you are worthy. It only asks whether you dare to wear it.