I Became a God by Protecting Billions of Mortals

In the world of immortal cultivation, mortals are like cattle and sheep. In this cultivation world, mortals are expendable resources for cultivators—mining slaves, pill ingredients, blood food to ward off demon disasters. Cultivators slaughter entire cities without consequence, and mortal lives are as worthless as grass. Ye Ye, an ordinary young man who grew up in a peaceful era, transmigrated into a dying exiled menial in Iron Wall City on the border of a demon disaster. He opens his eyes to despair: a mine collapse, half his body buried in dirt, barely breathing. On the brink of death, his blind sister A Jiu, his only family, cries out, "Brother, don't die! You promised to protect me!"—her fanatical faith activates his golden finger: the [Faith Value Godhood System]. Everyone cultivates the immortal path; he alone cultivates the divine path. Faith value can exchange for anything: techniques, pills, realms, divinity. But this divine path has an iron rule: accept faith, and you must protect with all your might. Break the contract, and divinity crumbles, incense offerings extinguish. In a world where "cultivators grow strong by plundering mortals," he takes the opposite path—becoming a god by protecting mortals. Not just protection—he also wants to establish a divine kingdom, enlighten the people, spread Red thoughts, educate billions of mortals, hold examinations, and recruit mortals as officials and gods. Let the mortals of this world no longer be reduced to cattle and sheep. The immortal path wants you to kneel as cattle and sheep; the divine kingdom lets you stand up as humans. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: I Became a God by Protecting Billions of Mortals — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠