I transmigrated into the world of High School DxD as the God of the Bible, and joined a chat group.
Yahweh decided to let more worlds experience the mercy and gentleness of the one true God. And so...
He established God's kingdom on Earth, sent down the Great Flood, tore apart the Law of Cycles, and fought alone against billions of gods...
"Gaping Witch: Thanks to Mr. Yahweh, I don't have to worry about the Night Empire anymore, because the Night Empire is simply gone."
"Green Loli: Ever since I came to Heaven with Big Brother Yahweh, everyone can finally stop enduring discrimination and live happy lives. I just wonder what happened to our original world..."
"Homura: Yahweh, will you come to my world sometime? Madoka and I really miss you~"
"White Night Loli: Without that bunch of annoying gods and Buddhas, the Little Garden has certainly become much more peaceful..."
Surely there's no god more loving than me, right?
P.P.S. I've changed the blurb several times, but I really can't think of anything better, so this will have to do. (I'm tired. Let's just destroy everything.)
The romance scenes aren't written in a completely disjointed way, but the majority of the story is romance.
There are very few true villains in the Little Garden; in fan fiction, they've all become corrupted gods. Furthermore, the Little Garden itself is God; those with three-digit deities are omniscient and omnipotent in the outside world, but are limited by order within the Little Garden. Those with two-digit deities in the outside world are unique in all universes.
In fact, the God of the Bible in High School DxD can't be considered a legitimate God. God's achievements are all written in the Old and New Testaments. According to the author's plot, the protagonist merges with the God of the Bible and then lives for ten thousand years. However, as everyone knows, the God of the Bible in High School DxD didn't actually perform those deeds. Therefore, if the author is writing about the protagonist developing in a multiverse, or even creating a miniature world later, then he will definitely have to recreate the events of both the Old and New Testaments.
I frowned from the very first chapter. The male protagonist's chat group plus the yuri female group leader, and his mind filled with lewd thoughts—this kind of innovation is like everyone eating out. You say eating is boring, and Akaishi wants to show off his unique style, so he innovates by making a new dish, and you replace the ingredients with shit, thinking it's appealing. I finally understand what it means when a bad person's elaborate schemes are no match for a fool's quick wit.
Is there anyone who can mail me all the missing ch's? Please send it to this address lilialorenzosa1956@g mail. Thank you very much! I cannot join the bookgroup. No Q.