The Hero Who Buries the World

[Family bonds + lighthearted everyday life + slow-burn growth + heartwarming, no angst + snarky protagonist + forced to play along]

The young man's life goals are simple: use silent-casting magic to control the temperature just right when making ice cream for his little sister, help his mother heat soup and save firewood, then put the sword skills he learned chopping wood for his father to use by landing a job in the village watch.

A peaceful life is what matters!

“We agreed I’d just fight some wild boars at the village entrance, so how did I end up in the middle of the Demon King’s resurrection?!”

Forced to team up with a talkative goddess, a sharp-tongued mage, and a stoic god of war?

“Wait, who are you people?! Take this ‘hero defeats the Demon King’ script back! No! No! No!!”

But then he realizes…

Could it be that before he can protect the warmth of the hearth and the food on the table, he’ll have to deal with all these epic-level headaches?