Anime Crossover Rundown: Three Goddesses from Another World Shock the Heavens

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Lin Yi awakens the Comprehensive Anime Rundown System.

His first target: three famous airheaded goddesses from other worlds.

First, the blue-ribbon loli goddess, Hestia.

A mighty Olympian main god, she begs the God of Blacksmiths to forge a divine sword for the sake of supporting the white-haired boy Bell, racks up a debt of 200 million, sells potato croquettes by day and sweeps the streets late at night, and ends up the most miserable wage slave around.

Second, the expressive goddess, Ristarte. Stuck with the most cautious hero in history, she kneels and sobs every day, begging him to set out, only for Seiya to mercilessly crush her hopes with, "Train for another week."

Third, the goddess with an IQ on the fritz, Aqua. She's good for nothing but party tricks and resurrection magic. She sabotages her teammates, never pays back her debts, and acts like a good-for-nothing without a shred of shame.

Videos are broadcast across the Myriad Worlds. DanMachi's gods are dumbfounded, the goddess from Cautious Hero is on her knees, Konosuba is laughing itself silly, and everyone in Naruto and Detective Conan is moved to tears.

The three goddesses suffer one humiliating moment after another, their popularity explodes, and the rewards pour in.

Hestia: "Stop showing me working!"

Ristarte: "Why is everyone in another world seeing my crying face?!"

Aqua: "Hahaha... Wait, I'm not next, am I?"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.