If I Can't Summon a God, I'll Become One Myself

All things possess spirituality, and over the vast river of time, this essence condenses into divinity. In a single night, gods began to rise from mountain ridges, their movements shaking the earth and their voices roaring like thunder. Mountains gained sentience and caused landslides with every step; rivers awakened to unleash towering waves; clouds in the sky transformed into spirits capable of calling down lightning or drowning regions in ice and snow. Ancestors, temples, beasts, and even machines have all achieved apotheosis, ushering the world into an Age of Divinity. Divine Masters can enshrine these entities as subordinate gods or forge contracts to borrow their power, wielding supernatural abilities and commanding the elements. The most talented individuals are swarmed by countless spirits seeking to be enshrined at the moment of their birth. Yet Chen Shu cultivated for decades without success, unable to invite a single god into his vessel or receive any divine blessing, earning him the label of talentless. Then one day, he suddenly awakens to a startling realization: "Is it possible that I am actually a god myself?" The cultivation realms progress through Wandering God, Spirit God, Realm God, Yin God, Yang God, and True God, with practitioners bearing the corresponding title of Master at each stage.