Raising a God: The Big Shots Are All My Good Friends

[Strong female lead | Multiple male leads | Everyone dotes on her | Magical world | Magic and martial arts | Plot-driven | Light ensemble cast]

After dying, she is chosen by a god to take part in a divine trial.

The god says, “Kill the Demon King in ten years, and you can become the new god.”

And so Lucia begins her path to godhood, killing anyone who stands in her way, be they gods or Buddhas.

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She thought all she had to do was kill the Demon King, but things proved far from simple.

The arrival of beastfolk, undead, dwarves, dragons, elves, merfolk, and many other races...

The rise of wizards and demon heirs, the struggle for magic stones, the undercurrents within kingdoms, wars breaking out across the continent...

Before the Demon King even appeared, the world had already been dragged into darkness.

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Handsome men abound.

The gentle and warm one, the aloof and refined one, the proud and unruly one, the dazzling and bewitching one, the clever and deft one, the lazy and adorable one, the pure and sunny one, the sinister and capricious one, the evil and ruthless one, the quiet one as placid as water.

Why do so many of them always stir her heart and make her unable to resist falling for them?

The men at her side each have their own identities and secrets, but one thing never changes:

Their desire to protect her.

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Leaving the mortal world behind to become a god who exists alongside heaven and earth, she has finally reached this day, one step at a time.

Along the way, she has gained so much: family, friendship, and love... She has made up for the regrets of her previous life.

Through endless ages, in the eternal Palace of Rose, they will stand together until the end of the world.

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This is the story of how the future main god of the Palace of Rose and her divine lords grow~

The emotions are nuanced, the characters never lose their intelligence, and there are no melodramatic misunderstandings, only gentle warmth.

This isn’t a wish-fulfillment story and doesn’t follow a formula. It blends Eastern and Western elements, with tears and laughter, blood and heart.