
My Path to Killing Gods in Another World
Chen Zhiliao is a straight-A student and kendo prodigy who starts playing a game to get closer to a girl he likes. During a thunderstorm he is struck by lightning and wakes inside the game world itself, unable to log out. His lack of gaming experience becomes immediately dangerous when powerful monsters appear before he has had time to un
Synopsis
Chen Zhiliao is a straight-A student and kendo prodigy who starts playing a game to get closer to a girl he likes. During a thunderstorm he is struck by lightning and wakes inside the game world itself, unable to log out. His lack of gaming experience becomes immediately dangerous when powerful monsters appear before he has had time to understand the rules. Forced to survive on his own, Chen begins using the world's system mechanics, combat opportunities, and his real-world sword training to grow stronger. As gods and increasingly dangerous enemies enter the picture, getting back to reality becomes inseparable from learning what this world actually is and why he was brought there.
My Path to Killing Gods in Another World combines game-system progression with an isekai survival premise. Chen is not a veteran gamer exploiting perfect knowledge; he enters as a talented student and swordsman who has to learn the game's logic under pressure. That makes the early progression more reactive and gives the series a clear escalation from basic survival and boss encounters to larger conflicts involving monsters, system rules, and divine-level opponents.
66 Chapters
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The series begins like a game-world comedy but quickly turns survival into the real point. Chen Zhiliao enters the game as an inexperienced player despite being a top student and kendo prodigy, then discovers he cannot simply log out when things go wrong. His growth is driven by combat, system mechanics, monster encounters, and the need to understand why this supposedly virtual world behaves like a real one.
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