In this paper, we provide state sum path integral definitions of exotic invertible topological phases proposed in the recent paper by Hsin, Ji, and Jian. The exotic phase has time reversal ($T$) symmetry, and depends on a choice of the spacetime structure called the Wu structure. The exotic phase cannot be captured by the classification of any bosonic or fermionic topological phases, and thus gives a novel class of invertible topological phases. When the $T$ symmetry defect admits a spin structure, our construction reduces to a sort of the decorated domain wall construction, in terms of a bosonic theory with $T$ symmetry defects decorated with a fermionic phase that depends on a spin structure of the $T$ symmetry defect. By utilizing our path integral, we propose a lattice construction for the exotic phase that generates the $mathbb{Z}_8$ classification of the (3+1)d invertible phase based on the Wu structure. This generalizes the $mathbb{Z}_8$ classification of the $T$-symmetric (1+1)d topological superconductor proposed by Fidkowski and Kitaev. On oriented spacetime, this (3+1)d invertible phase with a specific choice of Wu structure reduces to a bosonic Crane-Yetter TQFT which has a topological ordered state with a semion on its boundary. Moreover, we propose a subclass of $G$-SPT phases based on the Wu structure labeled by a pair of cohomological data in generic spacetime dimensions. This generalizes the Gu-Wen subclass of fermionic SPT phases.