Type-Moon: I Became the Primordial God of Civilization After Creating the Stars

After transmigrating, I discovered that my only cheat was the ability to create avatars, but I could only start with a tree. I planted the first seed and watched it thrive on a barren rock ball. By the time I came to my senses, the world had changed beyond recognition. Wait, why is a group of bare-chested ancients worshipping a white-haired, red-eyed saintess who doesn't look like a native, and treating me as the Creator? Why do they say I have a wife named Tiamat? And why is a goddess named Ishtar coming to pull up the tree I just planted?

...This is my creation. In the beginning, within the void, forms emerged; among those forms, roots spread and intertwined... Beyond the roots, earth and water gathered and solidified, followed by forests, grasslands, mountains, and rivers. I buried easy-to-find treasures for my people: fruit, minerals, and the blessings of miracles and abundance. Then there was nothing left but waiting and hope. Then the void took shape. That shape sprouted roots. Those roots spread across the land. The land grew prosperous. And that prosperity called forth names: the Divine Star Tree, the ancient serpent who bestowed wisdom and knowledge of good and evil, the stone giant of law, the sacred lion served by the goddess of the morning star... All of these are me, the forefather (the seed of creation), Apsu.