How to kill Gods with Science

Nice fireball. Let's see how it does against a 9mm bullet. In a world filled with magic, Alex has something better: Science. To him, every spell is nothing more than inefficient reactions. He doesn’t need a fireball when he has combustion, and he sure as hell doesn't need a god's blessing when he's aiming a bazooka. Where your mana determines your worth, Alex is a Static. He doesn't have any. No spells. No powers. No miracles. To top it all off, he was born in the poorest of all countries, where the neighboring gods all flock to exploit his land as an oil rig. To the divine, his people are nothing more than cattle waiting to be slaughtered. The elites are bound to godly spirits, amplifying their powers to heavens-shaking heights, attaining immortality. When Alex’s curiosity almost paid off, his luck still ran thin: his spirit was the lowest of the low, granting no mana and no abilities. Yet, this bottom-tier spark held one rule-breaking trait: It allowed him to host multiple spirits at once, unlocking their long lost knowledge and experience. After learning that the game is rigged, guided by his Machiavellian mentor and armed with he laws of physics, Alex decides to wage war against the heavens. One invention at a time, the Static prodigy will dismantle the divine. What to expect: - MC stays weak (or at least behind the rest of the cast in raw power) - Underdog power - Genius MC - Machiavellian mentor - Cultivation - Science - Complex magic - Kingdom building - Strong allies - Lost history/Lost knowledge - World exploration What not to expect: - Mc becomes the strongest - Harem