Thor In The Realm of Gong ju
On the day of his two-thousandth birthday, Thor—son of Odin, heir to Asgard, and God of Thunder—stands at the peak of glory. The Nine Realms celebrate his name, gods gather in splendor, and Asgard shines brighter than ever.
Then everything goes wrong.
A mysterious rift appears near the palace, and before Thor can even summon Mjolnir, he is torn away from Asgard and cast into an unknown world—the Realm of Gong Ju, a land ruled not by gods, but by cultivation, qi, and ruthless survival.
Stripped of his divine authority, Thor discovers that none of his godly powers respond. Lightning does not answer his call. Thunder remains silent. What remains is only his Asgardian bloodline—his overwhelming physical strength, resilience, and instincts forged through millennia of battle.
As if that weren’t insulting enough, a strange System awakens within him, coldly assigning him stats, realms, and objectives as if he were just another cultivator. It names itself Kuang Si, rewards him for slaughter, and treats the God of Thunder like a disposable pawn.
Thor refuses.
But the Realm of Gong Ju does not care about pride, titles, or destiny.
Forced into combat against demonic beasts, mocked by an unhelpful system, and dragged into absurd situations that challenge both his patience and dignity, Thor must navigate a cultivation world that neither fears nor recognizes gods.
With fists stronger than mountains, a temper hotter than lightning, and a system that seems determined to provoke him at every turn, Thor begins a new journey—one not of divinity, but of conquest.
In a world where mortals ascend to immortality…
What happens when a god is forced to start from the bottom?