An Ordinary Day in Miss Miura's Life

This story is complete. Thank you all for keeping me company on this journey!

(Feel free to check out the upcoming story if you're in the mood. It's a completely illogical work where I let myself go wild.)

[Upcoming] [Crossover] As Elove Says

My name is Elove. It's a name passed down from one of my many-times-great-grandmothers, and my full name is a little embarrassing. It means "Elove from Romania, far from Scandinavia."

My ancestors left behind a prophecy about a catastrophe that would befall humanity. According to the prediction of one of my many-times-great-grandmothers, if she got it right, the catastrophe would be caused by someone who could be called a genius. He would want to destroy the world, and once that thought took root, the dimensions of the world would be thrown into disarray, with space and time rearranged. The only way to end the catastrophe would be to stop him.

And so this glorious task was assigned to me. Yeah.

Yes, please don't look at me so strangely. Though I may look like a gloomy girl wearing bizarre clothes, I really am the "legendary Elove" from the prophecy, the one who will save the world.

The prophecy says that the man's path to destroying the world will begin in the East. So I brought my family's fortune-telling bell and glasses, and of course my book of herbs, and came East, determined to find and stop him before the world ends.

Now I'm standing at an intersection in a port city called Yokohama, staring at the map in my hand, a little confused...

*Entire story told in first person

Lots of original worldbuilding. Please don't nitpick.

The heroine isn't all-powerful.

The CP depends on who she has the best chemistry with.

A doggerel about the crossover world:

Tokyo and Yokohama are full of treasure

The seafood company always holds team outings

Public institutions are always hiring

Time travel is commonplace

Athletic boys are everywhere

Idols and entertainers sparkle across the sky

Demons and monsters are frequent guests

The Eastern world is so mysterious

My utterly unliterary doggerel is something I truly love. Muah!

[Story Blurb]

Humble author here, hoping for follows. Angels, please stop by and give me a little support. Thank you

Content warning: The protagonist is Haru, the girl who once said she wanted to become the wife of the seafood company's president. Her characterization has changed a lot. I'll say it three times.

Haru is an ordinary high school student, a shrine caretaker, and the inheritor of her grandmother's Honmaru, where she lives with a group of sword spirits.

Daily life: school, homework, and going to the shrine.

Grandma says that once Haru gathers 1,000 believers, she can inherit her mantle and become a real land god. So Haru diligently listens to the wishes of everyone who visits the shrine, doing her best to do one good deed a day and become a god as soon as possible. But what on earth are these wishes?!!!

A certain Italian seafood company's president: "I wish for world peace."

Haru: ???

A certain port logistics company manager: "I hope that bandage-wasting device dies a horrible death!"

Haru: ???

A certain one-meter-thirty-five hotshot: "I want to get taller! I want to beat that Blue X guy to a pulp!"

Haru: ???

A certain determined boy with a scar on his head: "I wish there were no demons in the world!"

Haru: This batch of believers is too hard to handle. I give up.

And there's a young master who wants to be the world's only billionaire, an elementary school student who wants to become an adult again, and a superhuman high school student who wants to be ordinary...

After working herself to the bone, Haru realizes that she can't make a single one of their wishes come true. What did I ever do to you people?! I'm done!

But then a hand lands on her shoulder. The person attached to it smiles warmly. "If you don't become a land god, how about laboring in the underworld? Room and board are included, and travel expenses are reimbursed. Interested?"

Haru: "...Thanks for asking, but I think being a land god is a pretty good job."

This is the story of Haru-chan, who works hard to become a land god, and thinks she's very ordinary.

CP: Momo-no-Head

PS: I'm hopeless at writing blurbs. This blurb's been bitten by Konnosuke...

Theme: Do one good deed a day and become a god as soon as possible.