A Shrine from the Start

Also known as "Developing Real Estate in Another World", "I Became a Caretaker of the Gods", "Even Gods Have to Pay Me Rent", and "The Concept of Seizing the Gods' Abode, and How They'd Be Homeless If They Didn't Pay Rent"

As the only player to clear all three games in the "Shrine Only" series, Zhen Mao transmigrated to Heian-kyo with his blank-slate game account. In an age when monsters ran rampant and gods walked the earth, he clung to his little house, trembling in fear.

Then he opened his nameless shrine to the Myriad Worlds and happily settled into a life of lounging around and collecting rent. From then on, no matter how fiercely Heaven and Hell fought in the west, they always called a ceasefire on the first of every month and paid their rent without fail. The eight million gods of Takamagahara might look glorious in public, but behind closed doors they groveled, begging him for a few extra days.

Years later, the successful Zhen Mao came to the modern world for a vacation, covered from head to toe in divine artifacts.

Miko, priests, and onmyoji stared in shock: You bastard, what exactly did you do to our lord?

Silly kids, that's the power of Dad's money.

P.S. The main story only covers Takamagahara. It's too long to write about the rest, but there might be a second volume about other mythologies.

Theme: Time passes, but the original aspiration remains unchanged.