Only I Have the Power: Becoming a God in Showa-Era Tokyo

"A person's fate, of course, depends on their own efforts, but they also have to account for the course of history."

"But I don't have to. I'm a god."

"Being an honest, well-behaved supernatural is boring, right? So watch me make headlines from the start!"

The 1980s: the Showa era was about to end, and the Heisei era had just begun.

It was Japan's golden age, when people boasted that Tokyo's land prices could buy all of America.

Countless Japanese elites who had clawed their way out of the bloodbath of the entrance-exam wars would wave ten-thousand-yen bills after work to hail taxis, tossing down hundreds of thousands or even millions of yen and bragging, "Keep the change."

And all of it was about to turn to nothing.

Because Lin Jing, who had transmigrated here and returned to a youthful body, declared:

"Your era is over. Mine is only just beginning!"

A corpse that could never die, phantom stars that controlled humanity, curses that could never be destroyed...

One nightmare after another appeared, keeping all of Japan awake at night.